Americans are hungry for seafood, but most of that seafood is coming from overseas. The US seafood trade deficit has grown to more than $11.2 billion annually, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. One way to reduce the gap could be through US aquaculture.
When a mathematical model said that catch limits for Chesapeake Bay striped bass could be increased, managers knew something was fishy.
VASG works with researchers to find ways to keep cownose ray out of commercial oyster beds.
Over the next three years Mark will use quantitative modeling to investigate the effects of external influences—including human, food web, and environmental factors—on dozens
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