The biological assessment of Klamath Reclamation Project operations from 2008 through 2017 concludes there is still a long way to go to protect endangered suckers and threatened coho salmon in the Klamath Basin, where scarce water led to a shutoff of irrigation water in 2001 and the deaths of tens of thousands of adult salmon in 2002. The biological assessment of Klamath Reclamation Project operations from 2008 through 2017 concludes there is still a long way to go to protect endangered...

The report, A New Analysis of Marine-Related Activities in the UK Economy with Supporting Science and Technology, painstakingly unravelled the nation's maritime- related economy to come to a figure that is the equivalent of 1,254 for every man, woman and child in Britain. The report, A New Analysis of Marine-Related Activities in the UK Economy with Supporting Science and Technology, painstakingly unravelled the nation's maritime- related economy to come to a figure that is the equivalent...

Details of the trials will be published in the Wool Press but full evaluation cannot be undertaken until more data is available, however, it is evident at this early stage that farmers wanting to supply Sand Bay Abattoir with quality meat carcasses need to look at the cost benefit of supplementary feeding of selected stock, particularly hoggets, atcritical times of the year. An information paper will be discussed later in the meeting but thanks to farmers, Andrew Pollard and his team for...

CAPE TOWN - South Africa's cabinet has approved an indefinite ban on commercial abalone fishing to guard against poaching of the shellfish, which is increasingly popular in Asia. The government has drastically reduced the total allowable abalone catch in the wild and attempted to encourage saltwater farming of the curlicue-shaped shellfish. Shipped to Asia as a seafood delicacy, abalone has become a prized commodity for South African entrepreneurs as well as criminals who have poached the...

Mayhew s sale of his fishing permits is like the farmer selling his land, or a truck driver turning in his driver s license. He said he worries now for the future of young local fishermen facing current fishing rules. Mayhew can still fish state inshore waters for squid and fluke in the spring, there is very little else he can do in those waters with a boat of the Quitsa Strider s size. The changes that have come down are killing the fisherman and not necessarily saving fish, he said....