Here’s an invited seminar I delivered at Warnell in February, 2012.
Stocking the wily rainbow trout: what happens to native fishes after the hatchery truck pulls away?
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Here’s a little talk I gave during the Georgia Climate Change Coalition’s first symposium on Climate Change in the Southeast. Though my own recent research on stream connectivity and fish passage barriers is only a small part of it, it was a nice general-audience opportunity to link the findings of studies by other UGA folks in the context of the AFS policy document on fisheries and climate change.
Duncan Elkins,
I’ve just finished a simple e-commerce site for Scott Thornton, a custom rodbuilder. His site, Home Team Rods, is the only officially-licensed producer of UGA-logo fishing rods. You know you want one, so check it out. I’ll be adding more information to this site, shortly. The plan is for it to be a place for me to play around with Word Press and post portfolio material: CVs, links to sites I’ve designed, etc. The sites that other people pay for are likely to be better examples of my work, since cobblers’ kids have tough feet, anyway. Blogging will be done over at Verbum Sat, someday. For now, this is better than the “Nothing to see here” page, isn’t it? |
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