New Initiative Helps Saltwater Aquarium Industry ‘Go Green’
Adding new fish to your saltwater aquarium may be getting more sustainable, thanks to researchers at the VSAREC.
Extension, Fisheries & Aquaculture, News, Uncategorized
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Tracking Fish Mortality with a New Model and Historic Data
When Todd Gedamke was a graduate student at VIMS, he and his advisor John Hoenig developed a new model to track fish mortality. Now, Hoenig and his current student are extending the model to include additional types of data.
Fellowships & Internships, News, Uncategorized
Fellowship Awarded to VA Student Studying Behavior of Bluefin Tuna Anglers
This summer, Virginia Institute of Marine Science student Willy Goldsmith will address the issue of rebuilding the population of Atlantic bluefin tuna by examining the motivations and values of the anglers targeting the species.
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VA Student Studies How Fish Length Relates to Survival in Newly Awarded Fellowship
To find out how fish length might be better used in fisheries management, Quang Huynh will begin a Sea Grant-National Marine Fisheries Service Population and Ecosystems Dynamics Fellowship in August.
