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For hunters and anglers, science safeguards the experiences we treasure including resilient big game populations, abundant fish, and wild places that endure changing social landscapes. For the broader conservation community, it creates common ground where scientists, landowners, government agencies, non-profit partners, and decision makers can work together toward shared goals.
Evidence-based science helps us understand how wildlife, water, and habitats respond to a changing world and guides the decisions that shape the future of hunting and fishing. From conserving migration corridors and wetlands to ensuring clean water and resilient landscapes, science provides evidence that turns conservation goals into effective action. It helps identify what works, celebrate progress, and refine strategies in response to changing conditions. For hunters and anglers, science safeguards the experiences we treasure including resilient big game populations, abundant fish, and wild places that endure changing social landscapes. For the broader conservation community, it creates common ground where scientists, landowners, government agencies, non-profit partners, and decision makers can work together toward shared goals. Science gives us the clarity to act with confidence, the accountability to earn trust, and the knowledge to ensure that our outdoor traditions are sustained.
The purpose of this document is to assess the risks of CWD spreading to other species, including humans, and to provide recommendations for improving surveillance, research, communication, and preparedness to prevent and respond to potential spillover events.
The purpose of this document is to assess the risks of CWD spreading to other species, including humans, and to provide recommendations for improving surveillance, research, communication, and preparedness to prevent and respond to potential spillover events.
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The most comprehensive assessment of bycatch in the Gulf Menhaden fishery to date. The findings confirm and expand on the preliminary results published in June 2025, bringing new validation to this long-standing conservation concern.
This study, conducted across the 2024 fishing season, evaluated bycatch associated with the Gulf of Mexico Menhaden Purse Seine Fishery. It was conducted by LGL Ecological Research Associates, Inc., a science and consulting firm specializing in fisheries and ecological research.
The TRCP Science Speaker Series facilitates regular discussions around integrated science and research that better inform integrated conservation policy and management decisions and strategies. Sign up below to receive invitations to upcoming events and be part of the discussion.
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