The Kamchatka Steelhead Project: a multi-year international science and conservation project

Авторы: Soverel P.W., Kuzishchiin K.V.
Журнал: The Osrey. The international journal of salmon and steelhead conservation
Номер: 93
Год издания: 2019
Первая страница: 6
Последняя страница: 12
Аннотация: The Kamchatka Steelhead Project was initiated in the spring of 1994 — the brainchild of Pete Soverel (then President of The Wild Salmon Center) and Professor Ksenya Savvaitova (Ichthyology Department, Moscow State University). The object of their work was to conduct a longterm study of the completely natural population of Oncorhynchus mykiss — anadromous and resident forms — on the Kamchatka Peninsula in the Russian far East. These populations, although unaffected by any interactions with artificially propagated fish, had been severely depressed by intense commercial poaching during the early 1990s. The Russian Federation had listed the anadromous form (steelhead) under their Red Book (loosely analogous to our Endangered Species Act) as a rare and disappearing species. As a consequence, this provided paper protection against taking, exploitation by either commercial or recreational fisheries. Nonetheless, local populations had been reduced dramatically.
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