… estuary when the forsythia begin to bloom. But as we’ve learned, the coastwide abundance of striped bass is on the decline, according to the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission. New … Read More
… industry accountable over harvest limits for menhaden, and requiring circle hooks in angling for striped bass. With your help, we spoke up this year to protect a critical species of fish – … Read More
… finding that closed-cycle cooling must be built at Indian Point, in order to fully protect striped bass, American Shad, river herring and other key Hudson River fish that have suffered … Read More
… have significant consequences; among them: decline in recreational fishing. Notably, recreational striped bass fishing on the Hudson River, which is both a strong cultural force and a major … Read More
… up again as Dr. George Jackman, Senior Habitat Restoration Manager at Riverkeeper, discusses striped bass population and management, information on what caused the menhaden die-off in recent … Read More
… create plans to protect their reservoirs, wells and other water sources. Reducing harm to striped bass. Riverkeeper led advocacy for stronger state restrictions to reduce mortality of … Read More
… (20 min). Gregg Kenney Impact of Atlantic Ocean Bycatch (20 min). David Secor, Ph.D. The StripedBass Recovery: A Harbinger of the Trade-offs and Challenges of Modern Fisheries Management … Read More
… its approach to managing menhaden stocks. Now, these fish — which sustain whales, dolphins, striped bass, bluefish, osprey, eagles and many other coastal species — will be managed so that … Read More
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