...that support healthy fisheries. Our nation’s waterways have become increasingly fragmented by in-stream manmade structures, such as culverts, that frequently restrict or completely block fish passage. Retrofitting or replacing these... Read More
an understanding of factors affecting fish growth and survival (Hyslop 1980; Bowen 1996). Diet studies typically categorize food items to a range of taxonomic levels (Bowen 1996). Analyses are typically... Read More
more than a decade. Some of you may recall back in the early 1980s when TCS shared office space with AFS during the early years of the Renewable Natural Resources... Read More
official state symbol (www.netstate.com; Appendix A). Nevertheless, these 42 symbols represent only 22 different species, many of which are broadly distributed game fishes. For example, the Brook Trout Salvelinus fontinalis... Read More
...management have gone hand in hand. By using clearly defined and accepted principles of what constitutes scientifically collected and reviewed information in analyses, management bodies have been able to focus... Read More
...in North America and around the world. General link: fisheries.org Link to AFS Annual Meeting: afstws2019.org For more information about World Fish Migration Foundation please visit: www.worldfishmigrationfoundation.com Contact: Herman Wanningen,... Read More
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 24, 2020 Contact: Beth Beard [email protected] 240-687-3761 UBC PROFESSOR VILLY CHRISTENSEN RECEIVES THE AWARD OF EXCELLENCE FROM THE AMERICAN FISHERIES SOCIETY (Bethesda, Md.) September 24,... Read More
...than a half century of scientific research that demonstrates that the integrity of “traditionally navigable” waters fundamentally depends on ephemeral (i.e., flow only after precipitation events), intermittent (i.e., flow seasonally),... Read More
...Engineers which triggered the federal permitting and environmental review process. Pebble seeks to develop the first 1.2 billion tons of its nearly 11 billion-ton deposit and set the stage for... Read More
by Thomas E. Bigford, Policy Director Advocacy in its simplest construct has two components — an issue and a voice. Life is rarely so simple, as is definitely true about... Read More
