1. AFS Completes Assessment, Issues New Guidance Regarding Hatchery Operation and the Use of Hatchery-Origin Fish
- Author
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John A. Sweka, Don D. MacKinlay, Lee Blankenship, Des Maynard, Scott F. Stuewe, Jay A. Hesse, Kim T. Scribner, Tom A. Flagg, Connie Young-Dubovsky, Ken Leber, Kai Lorenzen, Christine M. Moffitt, Jesse T. Trushenski, Vince Mudrak, Jim Bowker, and Gary Whelan
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Antiinfective agent ,Resource (biology) ,business.industry ,Fish farming ,Environmental resource management ,Aquatic Science ,Biology ,Hatchery ,Fishery ,Aquaculture ,%22">Fish ,Resource management ,Fisheries management ,business ,Nature and Landscape Conservation - Abstract
workshop, collectively referred to as “Propagated Fishes in Resource Management (PFIRM).” Each of the previous cycles yielded a proceedings book (Fish Culture in Fisheries Management [Stroud 1986], Uses and Effects of Cultured Fishes in Aquatic Ecosystems [Schramm and Piper 1995], and Propagated Fishes in Resource Management [Nickum et al. 2004]), and most recently a guidance document, “Considerations for the Use of Propagated Fishes in Resource Management.” The so-called “PFIRM Considerations” guide, published by AFS in 2005 (Mudrak and Carmichael 2005), provided resource managers with general recommendations for decision making and bilitation, and restoration programs.
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- 2014