...only protection or preservation. This distinction is vitally important for fish in the face of climate change and we must preserve high quality habitats, while restoring degraded ones and re-connecting... Read More
...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
...Hugo Galván-Piña and Francisco Arreguín-Sanchez) Session Summary: The Role of Data Quality in Reconciling Fisheries with Conservation (Ana M. Parma) Quality Data versus Analysis? Abundance Indices from a Mediterranean Trawl... Read More
...typical water quality standards presently do not have appropriate criteria relating to the environmental substrate requirements for fish habitat. This is particularly true for sedimentation where turbidity (a measure of... Read More
...contribute meaningfully to the overall success of the research conducted and its communication. Every author should strive to ensure their research is presented accurately, succinctly, and completely with sufficient information... Read More
...replaced. Total water volume increased nearly four-fold, from 46,000 to 178,000 gallons, and the largest exhibit increased nearly 12-fold, from 7,600 to 90,000 gallons. There was a slight reduction in... Read More
chemical, and biological integrity of ‘traditionally navigable’ waters fundamentally depend on ephemeral, intermittent, and perennial headwater streams, as well as the myriad associated lakes, wetlands, and off-channel habitats.” Scientists and... Read More
...action plan. Available: www. whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/image/president27sclimateactionplan.p f. (March 2016). Members click below for the July 2016 Fisheries magazine’s complete issue. Non-members, join here. This content is for members only. Please login.... Read More
