Identifying Alternate Pathways for Climate Change to Impact Inland Recreational Fishers
Fisheries and human dimensions literature suggests that climate change influences inland recreational fishers in North America through three major pathways.
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Fisheries and human dimensions literature suggests that climate change influences inland recreational fishers in North America through three major pathways.
Dans cette synthèse, nous (1) résumons les tendances climatiques qui peuvent influencer les populations et communautés de poissons continentaux d’Amérique du Nord (2) compilons 31 études examinées par des pairs sur les effets documentés du changement climatique sur les populations et communautés de poissons continentaux dl’Amérique du Nord, et (3) mettons l’accent sur quatre études de cas représentant une variété de réponses observées allant des systèmes d’eaux chaudes dans le sud-ouest et sud-est des États-Unis aux systèmes d’eau froide le long de la côte du Pacifique et du Bouclier canadien.
En esta síntesis (1) se resumen las tendencias climáticas que pueden influir en las poblaciones y ensambles de peces de aguas continentales en Norte América, (2) se compilan 31 trabajos arbitrados que documentan los efectos del cambio climático sobre las poblaciones y ensambles de peces de aguas continentales en Norte América y (3) se comentan cuatro casos de estudio que representan una variedad de respuestas observadas que van desde los sistemas de aguas cálidas en el suroeste y sureste de Los EE.UU., hasta los sistemas de aguas frías a lo largo de la costa del Pacífico y del escudo canadiense.
In this synthesis, we (1) summarize climate trends that may influence North American inland fish populations and assemblages, (2) compile 31 peer reviewed studies of documented climate change effects on North American inland fish populations and assemblages, and (3) highlight four case studies representing a variety of observed responses ranging from warmwater systems in the southwestern and southeastern United States to coldwater systems along the Pacific Coast and Canadian Shield.
Dans cette revue, nous synthétisons les effets mécanistes du changement climatique sur les systèmes neuroendocriniens, cardiorespiratoires, immunitaires, osmorégulateur et reproductifs des poissons d’eau douce et des diadromes.
En esta revisión se presenta una síntesis sobre los efectos mecánicos del cambio climático en los sistemas neuro-endócrino, cardio-respiratorio, inmunológico, osmorregulatorio y reproductivo de peces diádromos y de agua dulce.
In this review, we synthesize the mechanistic effects of climate change on neuroendocrine, cardiorespiratory, immune, osmoregulatory, and reproductive systems of freshwater and diadromous fishes.
This column has many inspirations, including a drought discussion this past February organized by the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies, the March 2016 White House Water Summit, my own worries about how new hydrologic patterns will affect fish, and a talk by Ellen Gilinsky, senior policy advisor in the US EPA Office of Water.
In this column, I will touch on two main points regarding climate change: (1) how it is being addressed within state wildlife action plans (SWAPs), and (2) how AFS is involved in the issue.
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