The new edition of this widely successful text continues to offer a wealth of essential information and practical guidance for all involved in freshwater fisheries management in temperate regions. Whilst the whole text has been fully revised and many sections have been completely rewritten to cover the many advances and developments of the last decade, the clarity of presentation and accessibility of style, hallmarks of the previous edition, are retained. Once more, the text is primarily concerned with the British Isles. However, the principles described and examples given are widely applicable in many other countries.
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The new edition of this widely successful text continues to offer a wealth of essential information and practical guidance for all involved in freshwater fisheries management in temperate regions. Whilst the whole text has been fully revised and many sections have been completely rewritten to cover the many advances and developments of the last decade, the clarity of presentation and accessibility of style, hallmarks of the previous edition, are retained. Once more, the text is primarily concerned with the British Isles. However, the principles described and examples given are widely applicable in many other countries.
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The aim of fishery managers was elegantly expressed by Richard Seymour in his book, Fishery management and keepering, when he stated that, 'knowing and planning the fishery is . . . the first important step'. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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The aim of fishery managers was elegantly expressed by Richard Seymour in his book, Fishery management and keepering, when he stated that, 'knowing and planning the fishery is . . . the first important step'. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
British Isles, Water Resources Act, Theft Act, English Nature, Welsh Office, Consumers Level New!
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- Department of Agriculture: Forest Service: [Hc]: [1992-93]: House of Commons Papers: [1992-93] by Great Britain in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Fish Pathology, 1e by Ronald J. Roberts BVMS PhD(Glasgow) FRCVS FRCPath FIBiol FRSE in Back Matter
- Fish Hatchery Management by Robert G. Piper in Back Matter
- The Ecology of Running Waters by Hugh Bernard Noel Hynes in Back Matter
- Fisheries Acoustics: Theory and Practice (Fish and Aquatic Resources) by John Simmonds in Back Matter
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- Fisheries Biology: Assessment and Management (Fishing News Books) by Michael King in Front Matter
- Ecology of Fresh Waters: Man and Medium, Past to Future by Brian R. Moss in Back Matter
- The Carp: Biology and Culture (Springer Praxis Books / Aquaculture and Fisheries) by R. Billard on page 215
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