Fishing for Dinner: Great Lakes Study Reveals the Hidden Food and Culture Behind Recreational Angling
A survey of 443 shore anglers across ten Great Lakes cities shows that food provisioning and cultural values, long treated ...
Tag: Fisheries Management
Warming Seas, Heatwaves and a Hungry Predator Drove a Squid Fishery to the Brink
A three-decade analysis links the collapse of the Japanese flying squid fishery in the East Sea to long-term warming, marine ...
Decade-Ahead Forecasts of Bottom Temperature, Oxygen and Acidity for the Gulf of Maine
A high-resolution regional modeling study demonstrates that bottom temperature, oxygen, pH and aragonite saturation on the Northeast US Shelf can ...
Medieval Baltic herring collapse reveals the hidden social roots of fishery disasters
A 450-year reconstruction of the medieval Baltic herring fishery shows that its collapse around 1570 resulted from the interplay of ...
Rethinking Deep-Sea Protected Areas: Larval Highways Hold the Key to Norway Lobster Recovery
A twelve-year larval dispersal simulation reveals that the northwestern Mediterranean's deep-sea protected area network safeguards only a small fraction of ...
Gut Bugs and Isotopes Reveal the Secret Diet of the Norway Lobster
A new Gut-Isotope-DNA method combining gut content analysis, stable isotopes and DNA metabarcoding reveals the diet and gut microbiome of ...
Lessons From the Past Could Shape the Future of Lobster Forecasting
A new study traces the history of American lobster forecasts to show that ecological prediction is as much a social ...
Landmark Tagging Rework Suggests Atlantic Menhaden Die Less Naturally Than Managers Assumed
A reanalysis of a 1960s federal tagging experiment finds that natural mortality for Atlantic menhaden was substantially overstated, suggesting the ...
Southwest Atlantic Fisheries Face Climate Chaos Without a Governing Body
Researchers warn that the Southwest Atlantic Ocean, a 17.65-million-square-kilometer region with no dedicated governance body, urgently needs integrated, ecosystem-based management ...
Winter Waters, Richer Reefs: How Season and Depth Shape Fish Life on Oman’s Artificial Reefs
A two-season survey of artificial reefs off Suhar in the Sea of Oman reveals that fish communities are more diverse ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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