Freshwater ecology is the study of all aspects of the ecology of terrestrial aquatic systems, including rivers, lakes and ponds. It includes the community ecology of these ecosystems, as well as ...

Hong Kong health authorities have issued a warning about the potential dangers of raw freshwater fish after 40 people contracted a deadly bacterial infection linked to the food. The Centre for ...

This year has seen the biggest return of kokanee salmon in the Lake Sammamish watershed in a decade. What's made the ...

These spend their adult lives in freshwater and breed in rivers ... UK legislation has restricted the sale of many fish but these half-tropical-half-coldwater fish haven’t been affected by this. There ...

Her PhD thesis was undertaken at the Australian Rivers Institute, and focused on development of modern and ancient environmental DNA methods to assess distribution patterns of rare fish and river ...

Warmth is everything. Whether you’re chasing bass in a lake or seatrout in the bay, all fish are fighting for any tiny bit of extra warmth they can get. It’s imperative that you understand this, ...

Recommended Videos While you catch most fish randomly, some require special conditions to catch or require better bait to find. For reference, Freshwater fish are found in lakes and rivers ...

The general rule would be that salinities up to 3ppt are fine for coldwater fish, but that salt should only be used with caution (perhaps at 0.5-1ppt) or not at all for tropical aquaria." Dr Peter ...

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) on Wednesday began stocking ponds, lakes, rivers and streams across the Lone ...

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's trout stocking program will release close to 350,000 rainbow trout in 205 fishing ...

The campsite shop, reception and toilets close on 30th September. The campervan field remains open for bookings until the end of October 2024. No overnight camping, BBQ's, fires or naked flames ...

Too many hot days can make fish in shallow lakes, ponds, and rivers sluggish. The same thing happens in the winter when water temperatures are lower. Why? All fish are cold-blooded, meaning they can't ...