Fisheries Bioengineering Symposium (American Fisheries Society Symposium, No 10)
Editorial Reviews
Review in Fish Biology and Fisheries, 1991
This book therefore assembles a very valuable collection of 'experience' papers in two rather separate aspects of fishery management, namely management of developed river systems (the declared theme of the meeting, according to the foreword), and modern hatchery husbandry....Overall this is a book that salmonid fishery and hatchery managers and researchers will find invaluable.
Book Description
Symposium 10: Proceeding of the 1988 Fisheries Bioengineering Symposium, held at Portland, OR. This book presents 65 papers based on the interface of biology and engineering. Most of the symposium was devoted to solutions in two divergent topics: habitat improvement and restoration, and mitigation via hatcheries, which define the main alternatives available for correcting fishery losses in developed river and which are the professional concerns of bioengineering. New approaches to habitat rehabilitation, fish passage design, and hatchery function are covered. This book is intended for salmonid fishery managers and hatchery managers.
Fisheries Bioengineering Symposium (American Fisheries Society Symposium, No 10),John Colt,Ray J. White,American Fisheries Society,0913235725,Agriculture - General,Congresses,Fish habitat improvement,Fish hatcheries,Fisheries,Fishery management,Science/Mathematics,Technology & Industrial Arts
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