Puget Sound cutthroat

Article Abstract:

Puget Sound's varied habitats support a rich and diverse forage base for cutthroat, like sand lance and shrimp in open water, amphipods and isopods along beaches and sculpin and sticklebacks in bays. Some basic information about matching the hatch for these cutthroats is provided.

Natural history, Puget Sound

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Yellowstone cutthroat denied endangered species listing

Article Abstract:

The US Fish and Wildlife Service denied Yellowstone National Park-region requests for protection of the cutthroat trout habitat. Low stream flows, and incursion of non-native rainbow and lake trout are cited by protectionists, who vow to collect more data on cutthroat declines.

Laws, regulations and rules, Environmental aspects, Endangered species, Habitats, Yellowstone National Park

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New games of tag

Article Abstract:

Cutting-edge technologies involving transmitters and satellites have evolved from old-style tagging methods. Further, data is presented that is helpful to scientists to understand the migration and spawning habits of tarpon and bonefish.

Regulation of Agricultural Marketing and Commodities, Fisheries Research Programs, Methods, Fishes, Fish migration, Tarpon, Tarpons, Bonefish, Bonefishes, Fishery research

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