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    As biodiversity declines‚ the causes have become evident: habitat destruction‚ pollution and overexploitation. Humans have had a huge role in the decline in biodiversity‚ and a perfect example is coral reefs who fell victim to overharvesting‚ pollution‚ and global warming. With the coral reef being home to one-third of fish species‚ humans have severely impacted the fish species by destroying their homes. Overexploitation is a huge risk‚ and this became very evident when the wolf population in Yellowstone

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    Chesapeake Salinity Lab

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    The purpose of this lab is to analyze the conductivity and salinity of water simple from the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland. Oysters can live with a salinity level range from 10ptt-to 27ppt‚ but there is a parasite called protozoan that causes a disease known as MSX in oysters‚ that arise when salinity level of the water reach 15ppt. Therefore‚ aquaculture facility usually plants oysters in areas where salinity level are between 10ppt-to12ppt to avoid any risk of the protozoan. Oysters deliver nutrients

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    Living near Cannery Row a historical street in Monterey‚ California‚ fishing has always been a part of the environment I have grown up in. Fishing goes beyond the typical “hobby” we might think it is‚ it is much more. It plays a huge role in our economy as well as food source. Yet we have not stopped to think of the toll it takes on the different species living in our oceans as well as our oceans. Banning the barbed hook used to bait and capture the fish is a step we must take. Not just for the fish

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    Bass Fishing Lure Essay

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    When it comes to bass fishing lures the potions that are available to anglers seems almost endless. Bass lures come in what seems to be every shape and size‚ and mimic everything from shad to crayfish. Not only that‚ but bass fishing lures also seem to come in more colors than a box of crayons. With all of these choices‚ what is it that makes one lure better than the others? There are many things that make one bass fishing lure better than the next (obviously)‚ but the most important is how realistic

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    Invasive species always have varying impacts on the ecosystem to which they are introduced. The introduction of the blue catfish (Ictalurus furcatus) has been treated with opposition from some due to its potential to wipe out native species‚ thus affecting the balance of the ecosystem in question. However‚ many believe that the value of the blue catfish as a sport and commercial target fish outweighs the harm done to the native populations or ecosystems. As the blue catfish is a predatory fish with

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    Fishing Port Case Study

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    The role of the fishing port may be considered as the interface between the netting of fish and its consumption. The purpose of the study is to identify the problems and redesign the program of a fishing port. This will upgrade the design The facilities like auction hall‚ ice storage‚ shades‚ parking‚ etc are also also included in the design. Tourism is also included in the design. The proposal is given by the government of India for the upliftment of the society. i. What is fishing port? A port

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    “Imagine this. There are glowing lights all around a ship in the middle of the ocean. An 18th-century sailor would most likely think that a monster was surrounding the ship—ready to ingest it and all the people onboard. Today‚ we know that the lights come from the phosphorescent glow of jellyfish. Although swarms of jellyfish can be beautiful‚ they can also be a central part of an ecological disaster in the making.” These sentences are quoted from writer Rosalind Fonem. She wrote about the effects

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    Asian Carp Research Paper

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    Ella Bone Dr. Doyle Biology‚ 5th hour 24 November 2015 The Spreading of Asian Carp The Asian carp is an invasive species that is vastly multiplying across lakes and rivers in the United States. Asian carp are a type of large fish from Southeast Asia. These carp are more traditionally known as Black carp‚ Silver carp‚ and Bighead carp. Asian carp were originally brought into the United States to be put into aquaculture ponds to filter and clean the water. After a flood in Arkansas‚ the Asian

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    Abstract: Proposals to manage high seas fish stocks are evaluated from a property rights perspective — that any solution must accomplish the exclusion‚ enforcement and other tasks that a system of property rights achieves. The existing de jure solution‚ based on regional fishery management organizations (RFMOs)‚ has met with limited success due to sovereignty issues‚ their voluntary nature and the ability of vessels to register under flags of convenience. Expanding national exclusive economic

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    Sir Tim Smith

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    Overview of the Work of a Fisheries Officer General Role NSW Industry and Investment (I&I NSW) is responsible for conserving‚ sharing and managing the fisheries resources of New South Wales. The work of fisheries officers involves optimising compliance with fisheries laws established by the Fisheries Management Act 1994 and associated regulations and in some areas Commonwealth fisheries legislation. Duties include field-based work (patrols and inspections) and an educative/advisory role in delivering

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