Filter for Search for news Programme area Programme area1) Biodiversity in a Changing World2) Ecosystem Services for a Sustainable Future3) Dimensions of Complexity of Aquatic Systems4) Predictive Ecology in the Anthropocene Topic TopicAdaptation and evolutionFreshwater habitatsClimate and environmental changePollutants and matter cyclesWater in the landscapeFreshwater management and conservationFisheriesFish behaviour and swarm intelligence Format Formatpress releaseinsightshort newsfocus Apply 41 - 49 of 49 itemsTopic:Fisheries 13 May 2019 press release Anglers ensure diversity of fish species in small gravel pit lakes Lakes managed by recreational anglers are characterised by a higher natural fish diversity than gravel pits without fishing management. 20 March 2019 press release Five-point plan to integrate recreational fishers into fisheries and nature conservation policy Robert Arlinghaus and international colleagues present a five-point plan to integrate recreational fishers into fisheries and nature conservation policy. 16 October 2018 short news What swims in the Lake Müggelsee? Which fish species live in the Lake Müggelsee, how many of them are there, and how big do they get? These were the questions investigated by some 20 IGB employees between 8 and 10 October. 17 September 2018 insight A top team "Good catch!" - Several members of the IGB-research group "Integrative Recreational Fisheries Management" of Robert Arlinghaus were honoured within the last months. 3 July 2018 press release Spearfishing makes fishes more timid Fisheries scientists have studied the response of fish in the Mediterranean Sea to spearfishing. The fish are able to finely discriminate if divers carry a speargun or not and adjust their escape behaviour. 18 December 2017 short news What are carp doing in the winter? No sign of hibernation: IGB scientistshave compiled movement data on carp behavior in a natural lake. 23 August 2017 short news Dead wood – living diversity The team of the IGB project Baggersee is currently working on various quarry ponds in Lower Saxony: the researchers are particularly attracted by dead wood. 14 June 2017 press release Research on an equal footing promotes sustainability A socio-ecological experiment with anglers shows that the ecological competencies are thus improved and ecological actions are encouraged among users and managers of natural resources. 18 September 2016 short news Preliminary investigation in the project „Baggersee“ (dredging lake) Das Gemeinschaftsprojekt von IGB und Anglerverband Niedersachsen hat begonnen. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Current page 5
13 May 2019 press release Anglers ensure diversity of fish species in small gravel pit lakes Lakes managed by recreational anglers are characterised by a higher natural fish diversity than gravel pits without fishing management.
20 March 2019 press release Five-point plan to integrate recreational fishers into fisheries and nature conservation policy Robert Arlinghaus and international colleagues present a five-point plan to integrate recreational fishers into fisheries and nature conservation policy.
16 October 2018 short news What swims in the Lake Müggelsee? Which fish species live in the Lake Müggelsee, how many of them are there, and how big do they get? These were the questions investigated by some 20 IGB employees between 8 and 10 October.
17 September 2018 insight A top team "Good catch!" - Several members of the IGB-research group "Integrative Recreational Fisheries Management" of Robert Arlinghaus were honoured within the last months.
3 July 2018 press release Spearfishing makes fishes more timid Fisheries scientists have studied the response of fish in the Mediterranean Sea to spearfishing. The fish are able to finely discriminate if divers carry a speargun or not and adjust their escape behaviour.
18 December 2017 short news What are carp doing in the winter? No sign of hibernation: IGB scientistshave compiled movement data on carp behavior in a natural lake.
23 August 2017 short news Dead wood – living diversity The team of the IGB project Baggersee is currently working on various quarry ponds in Lower Saxony: the researchers are particularly attracted by dead wood.
14 June 2017 press release Research on an equal footing promotes sustainability A socio-ecological experiment with anglers shows that the ecological competencies are thus improved and ecological actions are encouraged among users and managers of natural resources.
18 September 2016 short news Preliminary investigation in the project „Baggersee“ (dredging lake) Das Gemeinschaftsprojekt von IGB und Anglerverband Niedersachsen hat begonnen.
