Escaped farmed Atlantic salmon in Norwegian rivers during 1989–2013
Ola H. Diserud(Norwegian Institute for Nature Research), Kjetil Hindar(Norwegian Institute for Nature Research), Eero Niemelä(Natural Resources Institute Finland), Jaakko Erkinaro(Natural Resources Institute Finland), Kurt Urdal(Norwegian Institute of Emotion-focused Therapy), Roar Asbjørn Lund(Norwegian Environment Agency), Håvard Lo(Norwegian Veterinary Institute), Tonje Aronsen(Norwegian Institute for Nature Research), Harald Sægrov(Norwegian Institute of Emotion-focused Therapy), Peder Fiske(Norwegian Institute for Nature Research), L. P. Hansen(Norwegian Institute for Nature Research), B. T. Barlaup(NORCE Research AS), Panu Orell(Natural Resources Institute Finland), Gunnel Marie Østborg(Norwegian Institute for Nature Research), Finn Økland(Unknown)
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