Catfish modeling and management: Fellow studies population dynamics
Catfish modeling and management: Fellow studies population dynamics Blue catfish are the largest species of catfish in North America. They […]
Catfish modeling and management: Fellow studies population dynamics Blue catfish are the largest species of catfish in North America. They […]
By Science Writing Intern Paige Bellamy There are whirrs and beeps, mouse clicks and machine groans throughout the airy lab.
Through collaborative fisheries research, scientists and industry have been able to eliminate the accidental catch of sea turtles in shrimp fisheries from French Guiana to Gabon. In 2014, Tony Nalovic and Troy Hartley are hoping to promote similar initiatives throughout the world.
With its proximity of the Chesapeake Bay, Williamsburg is an obvious location for a community supported fishery to thrive. To further investigate the potential for a CSF in Williamsburg, an interdisciplinary student and faculty team conducted a feasibility study. This study can be separated into three major sections: market research, organizational design, and supplier research.