...To comply, hatcheries direct effluents through on-site wastewater treatment systems. Of more than 400 “hatchery” records in the EPA’s Enforcement and Compliance History Online database, only 7—less than 2%—are currently... Read More
...advance fisheries science or AFS as a professional society. Fisheries is the mostly widely read fisheries science publication in the world. Accordingly, content submitted for consideration should appeal broadly to... Read More
of men. Unfortunately nearly all over-the-counter drugs have some kind of undesirable side effects, from headache to death. And the pills are mostly considered very safe. Potentially serious side effects... Read More
...species. Due to their abundance, road crossings and dams reduce the amount of habitat available to fish that migrate from the sea or lakes into rivers to breed. The benefits... Read More
time is 7 years, after which membership is automatically changed to Early Career Professional. Dues: $25.00 Benefits: all of the benefits as Regular Membership plus reduced Annual Meeting registration fee,... Read More
science library at dramatically reduced prices – all sale publications are priced from $5.00 to $20.00. No refunds or returns on this special offer. These sale books available through our... Read More
...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), and perennial (flow... Read More
...American Benthological Society 30:1117–1128. DeMarban, A. 2019. Fishermen’s group calls Corps’ analysis of potential tailings dam failure at Pebble ‘woefully inadequate.’ Anchorage Daily News (March 1). Available: https://www.adn.com/business-economy/2019/03/02/fishermens-group-calls-corps-analysis-of-potential-tailings-dam-failure-at-pebble-woefully-inadequate/. (June 2019).... Read More
that is ecologically and socioeconomically informed. For instance, the commercial fishery for Peruvian Anchoveta Engraulis ringens is the largest single-species fishery in the world. It supports approximately 50 percent of... Read More
fish habitat as possible. Some Ozark reservoirs, deeply incised and meandering rivers, and the Colorado River flowing through the Grand Canyon, among others, have steep walls, but my focus is... Read More
