Migratory fish depend on connected rivers for their life cycles. By maintaining these waterways, we support the migration of countless species and the overall health of our aquatic ecosystems. Find out how you can contribute to conservation efforts! #FishMigration #RiverConservation #SalmonHabitat #FishHabitat

Changing how land is used, like clearing forests to make room for agriculture, may have drawbacks for services like flood prevention and soil conservation, as well as for cultural activities such as hiking. #Biodiversity #ClimateResilience #climatechange #CRDI

It is great to see evidence that #coastal #restoration is successful in enhancing biodiversity most of the time. But also not surprising the outcomes are variable and site specific, which can be a waste of time and resources. Original article link here https://lnkd.in/gTmNVH4t It is important to assess before you invest because if the main stressors that contributed to the original decline or lack of recovery are not identified and managed, all efforts will be in vain. Unfortunately chronic problems like #waterquality, sedimentation and changes hydrology are rarely investigated in detail. Diffuse source pollution from #pesticides can be out of sight and out of mind. Adjacent land use must be taken into consideration to identify potential sources and types of contaminants. We need to identify and mitigate these stressors to help the recovery of natural ecosystem services.

FRP grating is necessary in marine or coastal environments to allow light beneath the water regarding conservation efforts for underwater ‘farming’, and aquatic plant environments. #FRPGrating #FiberglassGrating #Docks #Conservation

https://lnkd.in/gwN58KPw Wetland drainage, declining water quality from unsafe pesticide use, excessive fertiliser use, wastewater, and a loss of forest on catchments make for calamitous conditions for our aquatic species. Landscape scale change needed, otherwise researchers will be studying these into extinction. Be good to aim higher, rather than just watching the ship keep sinking.

📢 New Resource Announcement #ForCoral! Wildlife Conservation Society have released a new Coastal Pollution Toolkit #DYK? More than 50% of #coralreefs and 80% of #seagrass beds are exposed to wastewater pollution? Are you concerned about #pollution but are not sure on how to start assessing and monitoring it? Then this is the toolkit for you. 🔹 Part 1, in A Guide for Pollution Assessment & Monitoring in Coastal Ecosystems learn how to develop a pollution assessment and monitoring strategy that can be used to inform decision-making and initiate change 🔹 Part 2 - Factsheets on Approaches to Assessing & Monitoring Coastal Pollution 🔹 Part 3 - Factsheets on Methods for Collection of In-Situ Water Quality More information and the toolkit can be found on the WCS webpage: https://lnkd.in/eytKGPN5 This work was funded by Science for Nature and People Partnership (SNAPP) in partnership with Cefas

🐾Dawei Y6 Model - Coexisting with Aquatic Organisms🐳🐋🐬 📌Health monitoring of aquatic organisms like whales has always been a key and difficult aspect in marine life conservation.🩺Dawei Y6 model with its fully waterproof feature effectively addresses the issue that traditional equipment cannot work efficiently in aquatic environments, making it possible to conduct safe, non-invasive, and accurate ultrasonic examinations💦 📍Welcome to discuss the details and jointly strive for the health of aquatic organisms.🦈💖 #vet #vethealth #ultrasound #whale #dawei

Small-scale fishers & fishworkers are guardians of aquatic resources. Explore their contributions in this booklet, with examples from fishery-focused efforts to comprehensive ecosystem conservation 👉 https://lnkd.in/dczGsfNk

Small-scale fishers & fishworkers are guardians of aquatic resources. Explore their contributions in this booklet, with examples from fishery-focused efforts to comprehensive ecosystem conservation 👉 https://lnkd.in/dczGsfNk

It’s not just invasive #aquaticplants causing problems in waterways…..Tennessee continues its ongoing battle with 4 species of invasive #carp. Several of these pose a threat to native aquatic plants in lakes and rivers. https://lnkd.in/eF2VV_SM #MSAPMS #aquaticplantmanagement #invasivespecies