...book reviews, editorials, letters, job notices, chapter activities, and a calendar of events. Issuance: Monthly Circulation: 5,500 Fisheries readers: 68% have graduate degrees; almost one-third hold doctorates 54% are employed... Read More
From 2002 to 2011, the number of charter fishing trips in Michigan waters of Lake Huron declined by 51%. Declines in catch rates, rising gasoline prices, and the economic downturn... Read More
124 million pounds, due mostly to the high price sea scallops fetch on the market, which accounted for more than 76% of this value. Along the West Coast, however, a... Read More
...of pages of documents, hundreds of photographs, and his own formidable institutional memory into a single volume. Joe was assisted by History Committee members Amanda Rosenberger and Emily Tracy-Smith. I... Read More
Committee is dedicated to AFS goal of increasing diversity and inclusion within our Society. As part of this effort, we highly encourage nominations for individuals from historically underrepresented groups in... Read More
...after implementation in 1987. All states also have excise taxes and fees on gasoline that, according to the American Petroleum Institute, averaged 30.5 cents per gallon nationally as of July... Read More
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...become an efficient food production system. Existing laws and regulations in the United States effectively address most of the potential adverse environmental effects of net-pen aquaculture. Rust, Michael B. ,... Read More
...Marine Net-Pen Aquaculture in the United States. Fisheries 39(11): 508-524. Access your special Members-Only content → This content is for members only. Please login. • Click to read the abstract.... Read More
...typically paid less relative to private enterprise or at least that is the perception. In many communities, working for state or federal government is not looked upon favorably—pay is only... Read More
