106 salmon stocks are EXTINCT. 13 remaining are endangered or threatened. I suppose in the grand scheme of things this doesn't matter. I'm sure if the Bald Eagle had went extinct most of us would have been secure in the knowledge that we had at least seen one. I'm lucky in the fact that I've not only seen salmon, I've been fortunate enough to fish for them. I've gotten my interaction with the salmon. But really? Where does that leave our children? Do they, or they're children not deserve to have the same interactions with the salmon? Do they not deserve to fish the rivers? Do they not deserve healthy environments in which to live and breathe?