Posts for tag "fishery research"

  • Stocking fish from Leadville National Fish Hatchery. These hatchery-reared fish will have unique eDNA compared to their native counterparts.

    Using eDNA to Evaluate and Inform and Evaluate Fish Stocking Efforts

    eDNA sampling and analysis have been used to evaluate native fish populations for many years, and a 2023 article published in Scientific Reports highlights its utility in evaluating restocking and measuring stock improvements. A key component of...

    • Posted December 9, 2024

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  • The National Park Service's Matt Kulp discusses fishery management in Great Smoky Mountains National Park

    The Importance of Data-Informed Fishery Management

    Fisheries across the world contribute billions to the global and local economy, representing a vital source of food, recreation, income and employment, and water resource. However, various stressors like unsustainable fishing practices, climate change, pollution, and other...

    • Posted November 11, 2024

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  • whale shark swimming in the Philippines

    Fish Tagging: Everything to Know

    Researchers and anglers alike are invested in the future of fisheries, creating a unique opportunity for community organizing and cooperation between groups. Many tagging programs offer opportunities to join in on initiatives through citizen science programs and...

    • Posted September 21, 2022

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