Fisheries News & Science
Se discute la importancia de incorporar amenazas extendidas a la viabilidad de largo plazo de especies y hábitats para planear esfuerzos de conservación y recuperación. Read More
This article discusses the importance of addressing diffuse threats to long-term species and habitat viability in fish conservation and recovery planning. Read More
Los lagos en Minnesota enfrentan cantidad de factores de estrés ecológico de gran escala, que amenazan hábitats acuáticos críticos para las poblaciones de peces. Read More
Les lacs du Minnesota font face à un certain nombre de facteurs de stress écologiques à grande échelle qui menacent le milieu aquatique vital et les populations de poissons. Read More
Lakes in Minnesota face a number of large-scale ecological stressors that threaten critical aquatic habitat and fish populations. We developed a fish habitat conservation framework to guide protection and restoration efforts for lakes of the state. Read More
This image features the Fogo Island Atlantic Cod Gadus morhua stewardship fishery, which is a small-scale commercial fishery operating in Newfoundland, Canada. Read More
The papers presented in this special section demonstrate recent developments in modeling and mapping to better support the spatial management of marine fisheries. Read More
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. Read More
By Helen Neville, Dan Dauwalter & Mary Peacock Freshwater fishes living in streams and rivers can be affected strongly by isolation, which causes a disproportionate degree of fragmentation in such dendritic systems. Isolation disrupts important ecological and migratory processes as well as the ability to access refuge habitats during disturbances. The restoration of habitat connectivity,... Read More
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 Bay and its tributaries has been increasing for decades, consequently affecting fish distribution and abundance by shifting biomass to non-hypoxic habitats. Hypoxia in coastal waters impacts food web dynamics, thereby... Read More
