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onlinelibrary.wiley.com Ecological risks of using non‐native freshwater fish for biological control The use of freshwater fish as biological control agents has been widely implemented to manage populations of perceived nuisance species, ranging from disease vectors to aquatic weeds. While these... 
www.linkedin.com The State of Our Rivers Report | Fisheries Management Scotland Our rivers are still in crisis - and climate change is making things worse, the new #StateOfOurRivers Report reveals. Rivers are impacted by chemical, agricultural, industrial, nutrient, urban and... 
aslopubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com Limnology and Oceanography: Vol 71, No 11 Click on the title to browse this issue 
onlinelibrary.wiley.com Is Manual Removal of Nonnative Fish Doing More Harm Than Good? A Study of Lake Trout and Bull Trout... Invasions of nonnative fish present a major threat to native fish populations. Mitigation strategies are often implemented as a conservation strategy but may fail to reduce negative impacts or... 