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This image features the Fogo Island Atlantic Cod Gadus morhua stewardship fishery, which is a small-scale commercial fishery operating in Newfoundland, Canada.
The papers presented in this special section demonstrate recent developments in modeling and mapping to better support the spatial management of marine fisheries.
Pacific trout in western North America are strongly valued from ecological, socioeconomic, and cultural views. Despite this, the understanding of their evolutionary histories, overall diversity, and challenges to their conservation is incomplete.
By Helen Neville, Dan Dauwalter & Mary Peacock Freshwater fishes living in streams and rivers can be affected strongly by isolation, which causes a disproportionate
By Troy D. Tuckey and Mary C. Fabrizio The spatial and temporal extent of summer hypoxia (dissolved oxygen [DO] concentration ≤ 2 mg/L) in Chesapeake
Along the West Coast, lingcod fish are top predators — voracious eaters that aren’t picky about where their next meal comes from. But lingcod in the Pacific Ocean used to be overfished, to the point where managers created protected areas for these fish and other depleted groundfish species, such as yelloweye and canary rockfish. Photo credit: Ed Bierman
The decline of aquatic insects downstream from some hydroelectric dams has been linked to a widespread practice known as hydropeaking, whereby river flows are increased
Interview by Natalie Sopinka What species of fish is in this image? This is a 3D volume rendering from a micro-computed tomography (CT)
By Leah Baumwell, IGFA Conservation Coordinator, Email: [email protected] “I wonder why he jumped, the old man thought. He jumped almost as though to show me how
Cobia that escaped from an aquaculture farm off the coast of Ecuador are heading northward and may reach Southern California, says UCSB marine biologist Milton Love. Several