...welcoming home to all involved, and actively recruit those directly or indirectly involved in fisheries, including those involved in fish culture, fish nutrition, genetics, and rank-and-file field biologists who think... Read More
...a bit more creatively — and hopefully benefit both the fishing and fish communities,” said lead author Kiva Oken, a UW doctoral student in quantitative ecology and resource management. “I... Read More
...et al. 2019). These national trends can be observed even more starkly at a local or regional scale. For example, in the Willamette Valley; agriculture has been closely linked with... Read More
...that the onset of spawning was strongly linked with spring temperatures, larger fish spawned earlier, and cool springs increased harvest of larger, egg-bearing females. Thus, climate was linked strongly to... Read More
...enhancement programs, as well as a strong commitment to the mission of the Society. One award is given to a Student Subunit. Subunits must submit their nominations to their Division... Read More
...and Eric Edeline) Variability in Diadromous Behavior of a Northern Coregonid Based on Scanning Proton Microprobe Analysis of Otolith Strontium (Kimberly L. Howland, John A. Babaluk, Doug Chiperzak, Ross F.... Read More
...educator. He has formally mentored more than 100 graduate students and informally mentored many others. He is the embodiment of a motivator, leading by example and innovation,” Murphy continued. “Beyond... Read More
...is an exciting field of research that has expanded rapidly over the past two decades. Both conceptual and technological advances have increased our ability to characterize patterns of community structure... Read More
...wetlands that provide valuable habitat for many species of fish. There is ample scientific evidence that there are strong and varied physical, chemical, and biological connections between wetlands, headwater streams,... Read More
