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Highlights of Fisheries Magazine – March 2016

 

In this Issue:

• President’s Column
One Fish, Two Fish

• Policy Column
Climate Change and Fish

• Letter From the Executive Director
AFS Annual Meetings: What Works and What Doesn’t

• Science Communication
Narratives of Nature

• Interview
Q&A with John Waldman

FEATURES
• A Resilience Approach Can Improve Anadromous Fish Restoration
• DNA Authentication of Fish Products Reveals Mislabeling Associated with Seafood Processing
• Reconnecting Fragmented Sturgeon Populations in North American Rivers

… and more!

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