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Recent changes in climate are having profound effects on many fish and wildlife species and projections suggest those trends are likely to continue. However, a
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Recent changes in climate are having profound effects on many fish and wildlife species and projections suggest those trends are likely to continue. However, a
Sport Fishing magazine interviewed Chris Oliver, who was recently named assistant administrator of NOAA Fisheries. The interview touches on topics such as commercial vs. recreational
Two-way trap and haul is proposed as a high-priority recovery strategy for Chinook Salmon populations in California. Our findings indicate that any such TH2 program should proceed with extreme caution.
In this feature, we discuss the primary resource damage issues associated with cormorants, management efforts and outcomes, what we have learned, and the future with regard to cormorant management.
The U.S. Department of the Interior announced a new report by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service that shows that 101.6 million Americans—40% of the