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1. alaskapublic.org › 2024/05/10 › southeast-alaska-notSoutheast Alaska not ready for a hatchery-only king fishery ...

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   May 10, 2024 · May 10, 2024. A 45.8-pound king salmon sits on ice during Petersburg’s salmon derby in 2015. (Joe Viechnicki/KFSK) Should Southeast Alaska have a hatchery-only king salmon sports fishery?...

2. www.fws.gov › carp › storyThreatened species gets head start at hatchery | U.S. Fish ...

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   May 20, 2024 · Unfortunately, mining, timber harvest and other activities that can increase sedimentation have shrunk their habitat and left the crayfish vulnerable to becoming endangered. In 2016, Big Sandy crayfish was listed as threatened and is now protected under the Endangered Species Act.

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   Why have hatcheries been halted from releasing fish?

   • Those delays left hatcheries exposed to lawsuits from environmental groups that have blocked or reduced releases of hatchery fish. Purcell said the agency to date has reviewed about 75% of hatchery programs across Oregon, Washington, California and Idaho.

   The US has spent more than $2B on a plan to save salmon. The fish are

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   Can a hatchery help stabilize fish populations?

   • Hatcheries can help stabilize populations, allowing fishing operations to continue, but only if they produce fish whose offspring can thrive in the wild. Michael Blouin, a biology professor at Oregon State University, has long known that fish raised in the concrete troughs of a hatchery are different than wild fish.

   Are Hatcheries Helping, or Hurting, Wild Salmon Populations?

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   Is restocking a viable strategy for fish conservation?

   • They describe “six misjudgements” of these fish-conservation campaigns, including that overfishing is the primary cause of the population declines; and that restocking is a “viable strategy” for mitigating the effects of the dams. Wei and his team lead the scientific research behind the current conservation plan.

   China's Yangtze fish-rescue plan is a failure, study says - Nature

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   Is a Chishui fishing ban effective?

   • A 2023 study led by IHB researchers 3 found that a 2017 pilot fishing ban introduced to the Chishui River — an upstream tributary of the Yangtze — was “an effective measure to facilitate fish resources recovery”.

   China's Yangtze fish-rescue plan is a failure, study says - Nature

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4. www.fws.gov › story › 2024-05Releasing the 1000th Fish | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

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   May 9, 2024 · Written By. Mikaela Oles. On May 3, 2024, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in collaboration with Upper Colorado River Endangered Fish Recovery Program and the Palisade High School's Endangered Fish Hatchery marked a very special day.

5. thefishingwire.com › cdfw-releases-more-than-2CDFW Releases More Than 2 Million Chinook Salmon Into Klamath ...

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   4 days ago · Although still undergoing the final phases of construction, CDFW’s new Fall Creek Fish Hatchery, which replaces the 63-year-old Iron Gate Fish Hatchery on the Klamath River, has already exceeded its production goal of 3.25 million salmon in its first year of operation, the combined result of the excellent water quality in Fall Creek, a tributary...

6. www.nature.com › articles › d41586/024/01444-3China's Yangtze fish-rescue plan is a failure, study says

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   May 20, 2024 · They describe “six misjudgements” of these fish-conservation campaigns, including that overfishing is the primary cause of the population declines; and that restocking is a “viable strategy ...

7. phys.org › news › 2024-05-sturgeon-rare-great-lakesSturgeon remain rare in Great Lakes, but Detroit River's ...

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   4 days ago · St. Clair River sturgeon are a major source of the eggs and milt—the seminal fluid of fish—that will be raised in hatcheries around the region to stock Great Lakes tributaries with young fish.

8. wikipet.co › river-sucker-fishHatcheries may be the last best hope for endangered sucker ...

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   May 18, 2024 · They collect eggs and sperm so they can provide fertilized eggs to two hatcheries focused on suckers conservation. These hatcheries could be the last best hope to save the two species that were a vital traditional food source for the Klamath Tribes, who called the two species c’waam and koptu.