...why this plan started with buy-in from industry and business. Besides natural resource benefits, H.R. 3742 could also transform outdoor recreation for people of all ages, including children and families.... Read More
...is the day‐to‐day reality of formulating industrially compounded aquafeeds, but this approach is less formally and explicitly addressed in aquaculture research and training programs. We (re)introduce these topics and highlight... Read More
...for several forest and rangeland wildlife species. For example, Forest Service scientists used molecular techniques to determine that the Arapahoe Snowfly, a species petitioned for protection, was not actually a... Read More
...greenhouse gas emissions, while also improving surface and ground water quality, increasing water efficiency, and creating habitat for fish and wildlife. Unfortunately, however, Farm Bill conservation programs are routinely oversubscribed.... Read More
occurring and readily neutralized. In addition, CO2 is a commercially available gas, is highly soluble, and has high absorption efficiency. When these characteristics are paired with advances in modern, large-scale... Read More
...in various water years to better manage limited water supplies, and separate models predict habitat needs of Chinook Salmon at various life stages and locations in the river. Additionally, Chinook... Read More
...across international boundaries with implications for seafood supply, ports, and associated businesses. Loss of habitat from sea level rise will lead to declines in the vast majority of commercially and... Read More
...habitats. Research specifically shows that downstream waters rely on headwaters and their associated wetland habitats for: uptake, retention, transformation and transport of nutrients and contaminants; control of runoff, streamflow and... Read More
...Fishing Program (Lynette Lurig and Kerry Kirk Pflugh) MinnAqua—Minnesota’s Angling and Aquatic Education Program Launches Fishing: Get in the Habitat! in Schools (Michelle M. Kelly and Roland E. Sigurdson) Fisheries... Read More
