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Monthly Archives: April 2011
We’re Back!
Due to a number of fun server issues, Ya Like Dags? (and the entire SFS network, for that matter) has been down for the past couple days. But rest assured, rumors of our demise have been greatly exaggerated. Consider this … Continue reading
Some Announcements
Just a few quick announcements as I figure out what the next “real” post will be. First off, visitors to the site last night probably found that they couldn’t get this, or any of the awesome blogs on The Network … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, grad school
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Protected Sharks Still Eat Fish
Amid the constant talk of lowered biodiversity, invasive species, habitat destruction, global climate change, and any other examples of how thoroughly we as a species have wrecked the planet, it’s always good to hear an actual success story in conservation. … Continue reading
Posted in conservation, ecology, fisheries management, research blogging, sharks
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The Future of Sharks
Tip o’ the hat to @sharksandlasers for linking to this (Twitter is actually useful!). The PEW Environmental Group has released a report on the state of shark fisheries worldwide, and it contains some interesting facts and figures. You can download … Continue reading
Posted in conservation, fisheries management, sharks
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How to Not Catch Dogfish
Even the biggest fan of spiny dogfish can’t deny that these little sharks sure are great at choking up entire nets. This is especially problematic for commercial fishermen who are trying to catch anything other than dogfish, and particularly for … Continue reading
Posted in fisheries management, fishing, methods, research blogging, spiny dogfish
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Sphyrna linkwini
It’s been a rather busy weekend/week here due to catching up on grading and attempting to get my thesis done and defended sometime before the next school year, but fear not, I haven’t forgotten you. Because other people manage to … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, conservation, dorkiness, ecology, grad school, linkage, science, sharks
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Spring Dogfish Sightings
It’s that time of year again, when spiny dogfish theoretically head out from North Carolina waters on their way back up to New England for the summer. However, last year there were reports of dogfish sticking around Morehead City and … Continue reading
Posted in ecology, fishing, North Carolina, spiny dogfish
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Sustainable Swordfish?
A while ago I wrote about the attempt to get the Atlantic spiny dogfish fishery certified as sustainable. It seems the MSC has come under fire for certifying another fishery that has a significant impact on sharks: the Canadian swordfish … Continue reading
Posted in conservation, fisheries, MSC, sharks
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Well, There Goes Productivity
I’ve finally broken down and started a Twitter feed. I can only assume this will end in tears. Follow me @SpinyDag.
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Sharks Join the Good Fight
As some readers may be aware, lionfish are in the process of making a massive invasion into the Atlantic, dominating reefs in the Caribbean and southern U.S., and even appearing as far north as southern New England. JohnnyScallops has been … Continue reading
Posted in conservation, ecology, sharks
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