In this episode, we talk with Dr. Jack Stanford, a long time professor with the University of Montana, and a person who has studied rivers and salmon all over the world. From Kamchatka Russia to Alaska and across the Cascade Range into Montana and beyond, Jack will provide his insights into why complex river habitat is so important to salmon, how that habitat is shaped and formed, and how salmon themselves are fundamental to improving habitat in and along rivers for future generations of salmon.