08-25-2011, 02:32 PM
Atlantic Salmon Federation News
ASF RIVER NOTES update on Atlantic Salmon Runs
As it appears Hurricane Irene will add rain to most Atlantic salmon rivers in North America, ASF's RIVER NOTES gives you the latest update. Some spectacular runs continue, with best returns in decades.
http://atlanticsalmonfederation.org/rivernotes/
Dr. Kristi Miller Testifies at the Cohen Commission Inquiry
Dr. Miller's groundbreaking research on disease and salmon was published in Science, but government muzzled any chance for the press to talk with her. The Cohen Commission was an opportunity for public interaction. Read more
http://asf.ca/news.php?id=735
Didymo or Rock Snot Still Invading Rivers
Didymo is still spreading as an invasive species, and the felt-soled waders of anglers are one form of transmission. Article points out some states and provinces are now banning them, and at least one manufacturer phasing them out. Recently ASF Research led a workshop in New Brunswick on Didymo identification, where it is of grave concern.
http://asf.ca/news.php?id=737
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ASF RIVER NOTES update on Atlantic Salmon Runs
As it appears Hurricane Irene will add rain to most Atlantic salmon rivers in North America, ASF's RIVER NOTES gives you the latest update. Some spectacular runs continue, with best returns in decades.
http://atlanticsalmonfederation.org/rivernotes/
Dr. Kristi Miller Testifies at the Cohen Commission Inquiry
Dr. Miller's groundbreaking research on disease and salmon was published in Science, but government muzzled any chance for the press to talk with her. The Cohen Commission was an opportunity for public interaction. Read more
http://asf.ca/news.php?id=735
Didymo or Rock Snot Still Invading Rivers
Didymo is still spreading as an invasive species, and the felt-soled waders of anglers are one form of transmission. Article points out some states and provinces are now banning them, and at least one manufacturer phasing them out. Recently ASF Research led a workshop in New Brunswick on Didymo identification, where it is of grave concern.
http://asf.ca/news.php?id=737
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