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  • The West Coast of the United States was once teeming with salmon populations from Baja

    美國西海岸曾經盛產來自巴哈的鮭魚種群。

  • California to Alaska. 75 years ago, up to 400,000 coho salmon would return to spawn

    加州到阿拉斯加75年前,多達40萬條大馬哈魚會回到這裡產卵。

  • in California streams.

    加州溪流中的。

  • But in the last 20 years, those numbers have dropped to as low as 3000 in the 1990s, and

    但在過去的20年裡,這些數字已經降到了90年代的3000人,而且。

  • we sometimes less than 1000.

    我們有時不到1000。

  • These fish are not only an incredible symbol of the region.

    這些魚不僅是該地區的一個不可思議的象徵。

  • They're also an important indicator for the health of their entire ecosystem.

    它們也是整個生態系統健康的重要指標。

  • Now, in order to save them from the brink of extinction, a group of experts devised a

    現在,為了把它們從瀕臨滅絕的邊緣拯救出來,一群專家設計出了一種方法

  • fish matchmaking service of sorts, complete with DNA profiles and tiny barcodes.

    魚類相親服務,完成DNA資料和微小的條碼。

  • Coho are a real iconic species, well salmon in general, are iconic species of California and

    Coho是真正的標誌性物種,好吧,一般的三文魚,是加州的標誌性物種,也是加州的標誌性物種

  • the Pacific Northwest and California has some of the most southern populations of salmon

    西北太平洋和加利福尼亞擁有最南部的鮭魚種群。

  • and steelhead in the United States.

    和美國的鐵頭魚。

  • They are kind of an indicator of water quality and habitat availability, not just for themselves

    它們是水質和棲息地可用性的一種指標,而不僅僅是為了自己。

  • but for all animals and plants that rely on these coastal watersheds in California.

    但對於所有依賴加州這些沿海流域的動物和植物來說。

  • But for such an important species, the human race hasn't been too kind to them,

    但對於這樣一個重要的物種,人類對它們並沒有太好感。

  • there has been a long history of land management practices that have been really harmful to

    長期以來,土地管理的做法一直是真正有害的。

  • them over the years we've built dams that have blocked them from a lot of their historical

    多年來,我們修建了大壩,阻擋了他們的很多歷史性的東西

  • habitat.

    棲息地。

  • We're diverting water that they need to survive in the summertime and a lot of watersheds.

    我們正在轉移它們在夏季和很多流域生存所需的水。

  • There's kind of a laundry list of things insults that have been foisted upon them over the

    有種一連串的事情 侮辱,已被強加給他們在

  • last hundred years.

    過去一百年。

  • Part of what has made salmon such an icon for California is that they're ridiculously heart animal.

    三文魚之所以能成為加州的標誌,部分原因是它們是可笑的心臟動物。

  • Starting their lives in a river, they can migrate more than 1000 miles to the ocean,

    它們在河流中開始生活,可以遷移1000多英里到海洋。

  • only to return all the way back to their home river, about a year and a half later.

    卻在大約一年半後,一路返回家鄉河邊。

  • They survive predators from bears to sharks to fishermen and shift easily from freshwater

    它們在從熊到鯊魚再到漁民的捕食中生存,並且很容易從淡水中轉移到其他地方。

  • to saltwater, warm coastal waters to the frigid ocean.

    從鹽水,溫暖的沿海水域到寒冷的海洋。

  • It's only with these more recent land management practices and overfishing that they've lost

    只是因為最近的土地管理方法和過度捕撈,他們才失去了。

  • such substantial numbers.

    如此龐大的數量。

  • And here in Northern California coho salmon populations have dropped to a dangerous level.

    而在北加州,大馬哈魚的數量已經下降到一個危險的水準。

  • So now the fight is on not only to increase their numbers, but ensure they're healthy

    所以現在不僅要增加它們的數量,還要保證它們的健康。

  • and strong enough to make the annual journey to and from the Pacific Ocean.

    並堅強地完成每年往返太平洋的旅程。

  • And to do this.

    而要做到這一點。

  • Many groups from around the state came together to help with an innovative breeding program

    來自全州的許多團體一起幫助一個創新的育種計劃。

  • sequencing salmon DNA.

    鮭魚DNA測序。

  • We're collecting DNA from them so that we can sequence their DNA and create a profile

    我們正在收集他們的DNA,這樣我們就可以對他們的DNA進行測序,並建立一個檔案。

  • for each individual, and then every individual in the population will be kind of stacked

    每一個個體,然後每一個個體在人群中會是一種堆積的

  • up against each other.

    互相對立起來。

  • We're going

    我們要去

  • to be looking to help breed

    盼著幫忙繁殖

  • the males and females that are most distantly related to maximize the amount of outbreeding

    雌雄遠親,以達到最大限度的雜交。

  • and genetic diversity in the population.

    和種群的遺傳多樣性。

  • So, picture an online dating website crossed with a DNA sequencing service, but you know, for

    所以,想象一下一個在線約會網站與DNA測序服務的交叉,但你知道,對於。

  • fish.

    魚。

  • And it all starts with a collecting expedition.

    而這一切都要從收集考察開始。

  • In this project,

    在這個項目中。

  • once the wild fish had been born in the watershed, and they're probably around...

    一旦野生魚出生在流域, 他們可能在附近... ...

  • Yeah, they're about six or seven months old.

    是的,他們大約六七個月大。

  • We're going out and looking for those fish and capturing some portion of the young wild

    我們要出去尋找那些魚,並捕捉一部分年輕的野生魚。

  • fish that are out there, and bringing them into the hatchery.

    魚是在那裡,並把它們帶進孵化場。

  • The teams will carry these young coho down the mountain on their backs and bring them

    隊員們將揹著這些年輕的庫克魚下山,然後把它們帶到

  • here, where their DNA information will be taken and eventually matched with an unrelated

    在這裡,他們的DNA資訊將被採集,並最終與一個沒有血緣關係的人進行匹配。

  • mate.

    伴侶。

  • So they sequence all the DNA and then look at the different alleles, and they use that

    所以他們對所有的DNA進行測序,然後觀察不同的等位基因,然後他們利用這些基因

  • information to create kind of metrics of relatedness between individual fish in the same way that

    的資訊,以創建一種度量個體魚之間的關聯性,以同樣的方式。

  • if you submitted a DNA sample and your mom and your mom's sister and your mom's brother

    如果你提交了DNA樣本,你的媽媽和你媽媽的妹妹和你媽媽的兄弟

  • did they would be able to figure out how you were related it's the same kind of process

    他們就能查出你們的關係,這也是同樣的過程。

  • really.

    真的

  • So we're able to identify brothers and sisters, full siblings, half siblings, first cousins,

    所以我們能夠辨別兄弟姐妹、嫡親兄弟姐妹、同父異母兄弟姐妹、嫡親表兄弟姐妹。

  • etc using that information, and then every individual in the population will be kind

    等使用這些資訊,那麼人口中的每一個個體都會善良的。

  • of stacked up against each other.

    的相互疊加。

  • And we're going to be looking to help breed the males and females that are most distantly

    而我們要尋找幫助繁殖的雄性和雌性是最遙遠的。

  • related to maximize the amount of outbreeding and genetic diversity in the population.

    有關,以最大限度地提高種群的出苗量和遺傳多樣性。

  • This might sound like an awful lot of work just to breed some fish, but genetic diversity

    這可能聽起來像一個可怕的很多工作 只是為了培育一些魚, 但遺傳多樣性。

  • is the only chance the species has for survival.

    是這個物種唯一的生存機會。

  • When populations shrink, so does the amount of mates to choose from, which will eventually

    當人口減少時,可供選擇的配偶數量也會減少,這最終將使

  • lead to inbreeding and inbreeding could result in passing on harmful recessive genes to future

    導致近親繁殖,而近親繁殖可能導致將有害的隱性基因傳遞給未來的

  • populations.

    人口。

  • That's a bad thing because if brothers and sisters or first cousins are reproducing

    這是件壞事,因為如果兄弟姐妹或大表兄妹在繁殖

  • together, it really reduces the fitness of the offspring so they can have deformities

    一起,真的會降低後代的體質,所以他們會出現畸形

  • like problems with their fins, they can be more vulnerable to disease, it just really

    像他們的鰭的問題,他們可以更容易受到疾病的影響,它只是真的。

  • dramatically reduces their ability to make it to an adult and reproduce themselves.

    大大降低了他們成年後自我繁殖的能力。

  • And without salmon, the multiple ecosystems where they live could suffer because not only

    而如果沒有三文魚,它們生活的多個生態系統就會受到影響,因為不僅如此

  • have they been historically important food source for us humans, but their lives and

    它們在歷史上是我們人類重要的食物來源,但它們的生活和

  • deaths by a vital role in the survival of both flora and fauna.

    對動植物的生存起著至關重要的作用。

  • When they come back as adults, they spawn in rivers coho salmon die pretty shortly thereafter,

    當它們成年後回來,它們在河流中產卵的時候,大馬哈魚很快就會死去。

  • and they're a really important source of nutrients to the terrestrial forest environment.

    他們是一個非常重要的來源 營養物質的陸地森林環境。

  • So in order to protect this critical species, and really, all critical species.

    所以,為了保護這個關鍵物種,實際上,所有關鍵物種。

  • We need to help grow the population in a healthy way teams are raising a few generations of

    我們要幫助人口健康成長,團隊正在培養幾代人的

  • young coho here at the hatchery and will start returning fish to the wild this winter genetically

    孵化場裡的小浣熊魚,並將在今年冬天開始將魚送回野外進行遺傳學研究

  • diverse partners will be released together to breed in the wild naturally, hopefully

    不同的夥伴將一起被釋放,在野外自然繁殖,希望

  • increasing the fitness and survival of their offspring.

    提高其後代的體質和生存能力;

  • The hope is that this DNA program will be the thing that eventually revitalizes these

    希望這個DNA計劃能成為最終振興這些的東西。

  • vital fish.

    重要的魚。

  • The goal is to get this population back up to their original numbers, and that may take

    我們的目標是讓這些人口恢復到原來的數量,這可能需要...

  • decades.

    數十年來,。

  • In the meantime, we can try to do our part.

    同時,我們可以嘗試著儘自己的一份力量。

  • People can certainly support conservation organizations that are working to rehabilitate

    人們當然可以支持那些致力於修復的保護組織。

  • these species and their habitats, and also take your kids out to see them in the wild,

    這些物種和它們的棲息地,還可以帶著你的孩子去野外看它們。

  • and help kids develop a passion for nature and for salmon and protecting them

    並幫助孩子們培養對自然、對三文魚的熱情,保護它們。

  • in the future.

    在未來。

The West Coast of the United States was once teeming with salmon populations from Baja

美國西海岸曾經盛產來自巴哈的鮭魚種群。

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