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Scientists stunned after documenting eerie new behavior in Arctic waters: 'Now it's fairly common'
"They're an invasive species." Scientists stunned after documenting eerie new behavior in Arctic waters: 'Now it's fairly ...
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Company deploys brilliant solution to help manage issue with invasive fish — here's how it could save waterways
The Norwegian fishing industry is hoping artificial intelligence can help protect a native species of salmon from an invasive one. Huawei and Simula Consulting have come up with a method that can ...
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Salmonids may be more vulnerable to interacting environmental stressors than previously thought, SFU study finds
The knock-on effects of cumulative threats to salmonids has Simon Fraser University researchers pushing for more effective strategies to protect British Columbia’s most important fish populations.
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Proposed cut in local aid to prevent aquatic invasive species sparks fears of more infested lakes
Minnesota has distributed about $10 million a year to counties for aquatic invasive species prevention. Gov. Tim Walz’s ...
Alaska Sporting Journal3d
Study: Non-native Species, Climate Change Impact On Native Species, Including Southeast Alaska Salmon In The Future
The researchers fear that this increased negative interaction could lead to local extinctions of native salmonids, similar to ...
Piscataquis Observer12d
Inside the plan to protect Moosehead Lake from a destructive invasive fish
By Julie Harris, Bangor Daily News Staff Maine is trying to keep an invasive fish out of the state’s largest lake. The question is whether that is possible.
The Barents Observer7d
Pink salmon to be served on a cruise in Norway
The pink salmon returns to Norwegian rivers every two years to spawn. While the Atlantic salmon is native to the Norwegian ...