Journal of Fish Biology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Ноя. 10, 2024
Migratory
animals
play
a
crucial
role
in
connecting
distinct
habitats
by
transferring
matter
and
energy
across
ecosystem
boundaries.
In
the
North
Atlantic,
anadromous
species
exemplify
this
through
their
movement
between
freshwater
marine
environments.
Alosids,
including
such
as
alewife
(Alosa
pseudoharengus),
blueback
herring
aestivalis),
American
shad
sapidissima),
exhibit
migratory
behavior
to
maximize
growth
fecundity
are,
therefore,
vital
components
of
Atlantic
coastal
ecosystems.
Despite
ecological
importance,
these
have
experienced
considerable
population
declines.
Due
research
focus
on
dams
phase
ecology,
ecology
Alosids
remains
much
less
understood,
potentially
hindering
effective
management.
This
paper
synthesizes
current
knowledge
alewife,
herring,
northwest
focusing
life-history
aspects,
patterns,
foraging
at
sea.
The
also
outlines
fisheries
management
anthropogenic
threats
face
during
phase.
We
identified
gaps
regarding
distribution,
migration
routes,
impacts
climate
change
behavior,
dynamics,
identification
gaspereau.
By
identifying
literature,
we
highlight
needs,
emphasizing
telemetry
studies
tracking
movements
impact
habitat
use.
Addressing
targeted
patterns
is
essential
for
developing
informed
strategies
aimed
increasing
Alosid
populations.
Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 13, 2025
This
study
examines
the
impact
of
climate
change
on
altitudinal
movement
patterns
and
number
individuals
four
large
mammal
species
within
Central
Alborz
Protected
Area
(CAPA)
region
Mountains,
a
biodiversity
hotspot,
over
23-year
period
(1999
to
2022).
During
warm
season
(May
25-September
29),
temperatures
were
reported
have
increased
by
2-2.5
°C,
while
relative
humidity
was
observed
decreased
4-4.5%.
Compared
past
two
decades
(2000-2022),
Caspian
red
deer
initiate
their
annual
high-altitude
migrations
15-20
days
earlier,
with
in
summer
range
increasing
more
than
threefold.
Wild
goats
also
migrated
peak
arrivals
from
20-36
(1999-2003)
36-57
(2018-2022)
between
May
25
31,
highlighting
temperature
as
primary
driver
herbivore
movement.
In
contrast,
brown
bears
exhibited
subtle
movement,
likely
influenced
both
humidity.
boars,
an
approximate
40%
increase
individuals,
tended
return
lower
elevations
earlier
previous
years
(1999-2003).
These
highlight
role
significant
regulator
ecology,
influencing
habitat
use.
However,
human-induced
barriers,
such
roads
settlements,
present
additional
threats
these
seasonal
migrations.
underscores
urgent
need
for
adaptive
management
strategies,
including
protection
corridors,
expansion
core
zones,
enhanced
community
engagement,
support
resilience
under
changing
climatic
conditions.
Aquatic Conservation Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
35(4)
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
The
role
of
pathogens
in
impacting
the
behaviour
and
fate
salmonids
has
been
studied
extensively
for
some
selected
such
as
sea
lice.
However,
whole
pathobiome
fish
are
seldom
considered
may
confound
influence
study
species
situ.
In
this
study,
we
investigated
presence
returning
adult
wild
hatchery
salmon
river
Vosso
using
gill
samples
analysed
high‐throughput
PCR
with
a
selection
assays
targeting
different
pathogens.
addition,
were
gene
expressions
that
have
previously
linked
to
imminent
mortality,
thermal
stress,
inflammation
related
biomarkers.
These
data
individual
collected
from
acoustic
telemetry
tags
inserted
abdomen
fish.
Previous
analyses
suggested
area
is
different;
however,
there
was
no
evidence
or
expression
two
groups
(39
14
hatchery)
could
explain
behavioural
differences
between
these
groups.
Furthermore,
neither
pathogen
profile
nor
had
significant
relationship
metrics
survival
Results
suggest
screenings
insufficient
predict
fates
migrating
salmon.
threatened
population
Norway
after
collapsing
1980s;
contribute
ongoing
efforts
identify
factors
limiting
recovery
decades
poor
returns.
Human
activity
in
the
North
Sea
is
intensifying,
as
emerging
uses,
such
offshore
wind
farms
(OWFs)
and
liquid
natural
gas
(LNG)
terminals,
are
added
to
fishing,
freight
shipping
fossil
fuel
production
traditional
forms
of
resource
exploitation.
The
volume
scale
these
additional
installations
projected
increase
substantially
coming
decades,
which
amplifies
need
understand
better
biological
implications
human
activities
ecoregion.
Previous
studies
have
identified
that
turbines
either
pose
a
physical
barrier
flying
animals,
leading
avoidance
displacements,
or
act
sensory
traps
attracting
animals
by
interfering
with
input
cues,
increased
collision
risk
mortality.
Here
we
aim
characterise
impacts
artificial
light
pollution
at
night
(ALAN)
on
migratory
birds
bats,
discuss
for
conservation
policy
practice.
Considering
littoral
states
aiming
multiply
OWF
capacity
factor
eight
before
year
2050,
significant
cumulative
ALAN
can
be
expected.
In
developments,
potential
scientifically
informed,
anticipatory
ecosystem-based
marine
governance.
Biological reviews/Biological reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Society,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Дек. 27, 2024
ABSTRACT
Although
decades
of
research
have
deepened
our
understanding
the
proximate
triggers
and
ultimate
drivers
migrations
for
a
range
taxa,
how
populations
establish
remains
mystery.
However,
recent
studies
begun
to
illuminate
interplay
between
genetically
inherited
learned
migrations,
opening
door
evaluation
migration
may
be
learned,
established,
maintained.
Nevertheless,
migratory
species
where
role
learning
is
evident,
we
lack
comprehensive
framework
learn
specific
routes
refine
movements
over
time
(i.e.,
their
origins).
This
review
draws
on
advances
in
behavioural
movement
ecology
offer
could
transition
from
resident
by
connecting
cognitive
fine‐scale
perceptual
cues
decisions
with
literature
cultural
transmission,
emergent
pattern
migration.
We
synthesize
multiple
mechanisms
processes
that
allow
population
respond
seasonal
resource
limitation,
then
encode
spatial
environmental
information
about
availability
memory
engage
social
navigate
landscapes
track
resources
better.
A
rise
global
reintroduction
efforts,
along
human‐induced
rapid
shifts
changing
make
evaluating
origins
this
threatened
behaviour
more
urgent
than
ever.
Conservation Biology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Ноя. 28, 2024
Abstract
Effective
conservation
of
migratory
species
relies
on
habitat
protection
throughout
their
annual
cycle.
Although
protected
areas
(PAs)
play
a
central
role
in
conservation,
effectiveness
at
conserving
habitats
across
the
cycle
has
rarely
been
assessed.
We
developed
seasonal
ecological
niche
models
for
418
butterfly
global
distribution
to
assess
whether
they
were
adequately
represented
PAs
full
PA
coverage
was
inadequate
least
one
season
84%
butterflies,
adequate
only
17%
season,
and
45%
all
seasons.
There
marked
geographic
variation
coverage:
77%
met
representation
targets
Sri
Lanka,
example,
but
32%
Italy.
Our
results
suggest
that
coordinated
efforts
multiple
countries
will
be
needed
develop
international
networks
cover
insects
measures,
addition
establishment
maintenance
PAs,
are
likely
effectively
conserve
these
species.
Journal of Fish Biology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Ноя. 10, 2024
Migratory
animals
play
a
crucial
role
in
connecting
distinct
habitats
by
transferring
matter
and
energy
across
ecosystem
boundaries.
In
the
North
Atlantic,
anadromous
species
exemplify
this
through
their
movement
between
freshwater
marine
environments.
Alosids,
including
such
as
alewife
(Alosa
pseudoharengus),
blueback
herring
aestivalis),
American
shad
sapidissima),
exhibit
migratory
behavior
to
maximize
growth
fecundity
are,
therefore,
vital
components
of
Atlantic
coastal
ecosystems.
Despite
ecological
importance,
these
have
experienced
considerable
population
declines.
Due
research
focus
on
dams
phase
ecology,
ecology
Alosids
remains
much
less
understood,
potentially
hindering
effective
management.
This
paper
synthesizes
current
knowledge
alewife,
herring,
northwest
focusing
life-history
aspects,
patterns,
foraging
at
sea.
The
also
outlines
fisheries
management
anthropogenic
threats
face
during
phase.
We
identified
gaps
regarding
distribution,
migration
routes,
impacts
climate
change
behavior,
dynamics,
identification
gaspereau.
By
identifying
literature,
we
highlight
needs,
emphasizing
telemetry
studies
tracking
movements
impact
habitat
use.
Addressing
targeted
patterns
is
essential
for
developing
informed
strategies
aimed
increasing
Alosid
populations.