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Tarpon Mysteries Revealed Through DNA
Fish tagging and marking is a common tool in fishery science and is used to obtain important information about a fish species.
It’s Time To Go Non-Compliant On Red Snapper: The Broken System Can’t Work
The Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council, at its April meeting and under the hammer of the Federal Courts, declared the ridiculous recreational season for red snapper to be eleven days. As reported last month in this column, the Council had no choice. The recreational quota had been exceeded for the sixth time in seven years.
Restoring Beyond the Shore is Critical to Gulf Recovery
When the Deepwater Horizon exploded four summers ago, we all watched as BP’s well endlessly poured gallon after gallon of oil into the Gulf of Mexico.
Yellowstone Cutthroat Fighting For Survival
For more than eight years, the effort to re-establish populations of the iconic Yellowstone cutthroat trout to their native Yellowstone Lake has been ongoing.
“Why are you killing that beautiful fish?”
The lionfish invasion in Florida’s waters... a brief review and update
