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Welsh salmon in hot water

Welsh salmon in hot water

by on 03. Mar, 2011 in conservation biology, education, environmental change, environmental degradation, fisheries, fisheries biology, freshwater biology, marine biology, marine science, natural resources, video

At the end of February 2011, I was asked to contribute to a one day workshop at the Environment Centre Wales which sought to review and develop the science needed to support salmonid fisheries and conservation in Wales. It was a sobering experience, and in the days following the workshop, I began to contemplate the uncertain future which faces our salmon.

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What Wales do you see?

What Wales do you see?

by on 07. Jul, 2010 in agriculture, biological resources, conservation biology, education, fisheries, historic conservation, historic environment, natural resource conservation, natural resource management, natural resources, society and economics, trade and industry, video

It is a great privilege to be an adopted citizen of this ecologically diverse country and to work for its conservation. But it does set you wondering – what do others see around them in Wales?

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