Fishing for trout, but what about those rough fish?: the complex nature of managing a tailwater

Article Abstract:

The nongame fish that is termed as the 'rough fishE, which cruises, darts and hides through water and its role in maintaining the ecological state of the Smith River tailwater is studied. Improving the biological function of the rough fish poses a challenge because tailwater deviates from the normal aqua state and creates an artificial condition.

Regulation of Agricultural Marketing and Commodities, Fisheries Management Programs, Fishery management

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Fish conservation, sustainable fisheries, and economic growth: no more fish stories

Article Abstract:

The economic growth was needed for environmental protection to study this environmental kuznet curve was needed illustrating the simplistic and controversial concept that increasing GDP (gross domestic product) was required for environmental protection. Economic growth is an increase in the production and consumption of goods and services.

Economic aspects, Marine resources conservation

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