Wildlife
Researchers battle disease that hinders aquaculture growth
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The virus has cut into profits even though it has not yet been found in fish farms.
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The virus has cut into profits even though it has not yet been found in fish farms.
Study assessing potential environmental impacts says farm fish are poorly equipped for survival in the wild.
Industry officials, scientists and regulators gather in East Lansing Thursday to discuss the opportunities and barriers to expanding Michigan aquaculture.
Chemical concentrations in bone and mathematical models can help resource managers decide how to stock salmon.
The restructuring is expected to put more boots on the ground, waders in the water and eyes in the field.
New studies show that the invasive species, round goby, has become a key food source for native species, including the small mouth bass, yellow perch and walleye.
Wisconsin Natural Resources Board approved an emergency rule that reduces the daily limit of trout in the Apostle Islands region of Lake Superior.
The annual State-Fish art contest promotes conservation awareness, aquatic and artistic knowledge in a competition that earns some students national recognition.
Maritime archeologists are swapping shipwreck surveys for trout habitat mapping in Lake Huron’s Sixth Fathom Bank, an ancestral spawning ground for lake trout.
But record low collection could indicate longterm troubling trend.