...monitoring to further learning and reduce decision uncertainty. He is currently involved with projects evaluating alternative spring Chinook salmon translocation strategies, modeling support for Pallid Sturgeon recovery efforts, and statewide... Read More
...environmental regulations. Through marine aquaculture, the U.S. can increase sources of healthful and fully traceable seafood protein providing food security for American consumers, who are increasingly focused on access to... Read More
...J. Baker, Jeff A. Heindel, Kurtis E. Plaster, Joshua L. McCormick, and Paul A. Kline Issue: North American Journal of Aquaculture 82:331-344. Formerly published as The Progressive Fish-Culturist, the journal... Read More
...a Habitat Restoration Supervisor in the middle Klamath River. He oversaw the Service’s Partners for Fish and Wildlife and National Fish Passage programs. In that capacity he also worked on... Read More
is a voluntary, non-regulatory, fish habitat conservation program. The National Fish Habitat Partnership has supported more than 840 projects benefiting fish habitat in all 50 states. The partnership works to... Read More
...pumpkin spice lattes and keep your feet firmly planted on the ground—sweeping policy change will be unlikely even with the left taking control of the House. Large‐scale policy change is... Read More
...economies. Perhaps we need only to draw careful comparisons to places like this in our scientific analysis of fish populations. However, we need to make these connections explicitly clear rather... Read More
...Longitudinal Patterns of River Fishes: Spatially Continuous Analysis of Fish–Habitat Relationships Christian E. Torgersen, Colden V. Baxter, Hiram W. Li, and Bruce A. McIntosh Relative Influence of Environmental Variables at... Read More
Act, S. 1436, authorizes $7.2 million annually for fish habitat restoration and protection projects that are supported by regional Fish Habitat Partnerships and codifies the National Fish Habitat Action […]... Read More
...Clean Water Act (CWA) and arbitrary and capricious, in part, because of the EPA’s and the Army Corps’ disregard of scientific evidence. The plaintiff’s asked the court to issue a... Read More
