More Conservation News

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  Low Lake Washington Sockeye Returns Means No Salmon Fishing There

  Returns of sockeye salmon to Lake Washington appear to be on a downward trend,...

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  New River Muskies Concern Smallmouth Bass Anglers, Biologists

  Biologists with the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries and Virginia Tech University...

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  Increased nutrient runoff spells trouble for coastal fisheries, nurseries

  As human populations expand along the world's coasts, nutrient runoff increases in kind, promoting...

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  Michigan DNR’s Fleet Of Research Vessels Set Out Once More To Assess Great Lakes Fisheries

  The Michigan DNR's venerable fleet of research vessels has set off once again to...

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  NOAA Fisheries 2014 Status of Stocks report reveals lowest-ever number of threatened fish stocks

  The NOAA Fisheries 2014 Status of Stocks report removed six stocks from its overfishing...

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  Study finds lower bag limits could boost Wisconsin’s smaller bluegill

  The size of panfish has been declining across Wisconsin, but a new study suggests...

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  New fishery forecasting model ditches equations and assumptions, improves accuracy

  A new fishery forecasting method from Scripps Institution of Oceanography boosts accuracy by evaluating...

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  Study reveals remarkably high Chinook salmon mortality in BC’s Strait of Georgia

  Tumultuous natural conditions in the Strait of Georgia may be the root of remarkably...

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  Balancing non-native trophy pike with struggling westslope cutthroat trout in Coeur d’Alene Lake

  A new study looks at how popular northern pike impact the struggling native westslope...

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  University of Nebraska grad student compiles comprehensive population count of channel catfish

  The channel catfish is one of North America’s most common catfish, and is popular...