Posts for tag "fish research"
How Functional Diversity Studies Inform Fishery Management and Allocate Resources
Understanding functional diversity amongst species in an ecosystem is a key component of managing fishery resources. The importance of maintaining native biodiversity cannot be overstressed, particularly when climate change and various land use stressors threaten fish populations...
- Posted November 25, 2024
Using Models to Prepare the Great Lakes Fishery for Climate Change
Like other lake regions across the world, the Laurentian Great Lakes are facing changes as a result of climate change. In particular, the Great Lakes Fishery has been hit hard—impacting habitat suitability, fish health, water temperature, seasonal...
- Posted November 27, 2023
Study Backs Cheaper and More Efficient Habitat Solutions for Coho Salmon
A 2014 study supports an emerging method to improve habitat conditions for salmon more quickly and cheaply than traditional projects.
- Posted July 24, 2023
Unassessed Waters Initiative Finds Trout in Overlooked Streams
Pennsylvania's Unassessed Waters Initiative finds trout in overlooked streams with the help of local biologists and Trout Unlimited crews.
- Posted July 3, 2023
Reinforcement Process Promotes Diversity and Population Particularity
When it comes time to find a mate, some fish are perfectly happy to look for love beyond the bounds of their own species. But those that aren’t can be particularly picky, even among their own kind.
- Posted April 10, 2023
