Alberta government seeks feedback in Lethbridge on new fishing legislation 
By Emily Olsen CA Source: Global News 1/20/2020

Alberta government officials are hitting the road for a series of open houses, following a Monday night stop in Lethbridge to hear feedback from local fishing enthusiasts about new legislation coming this year.

The open houses share details on fisheries management in Alberta and offer one-on-one conversations about concerns and ideas moving forward.

“What we’re really doing is just having our biologists come in and just talk with people,” said Rob Simieritsch, regional resource manager at Alberta Environment and Parks.
 

“They come into the room here, and they’re having a conversation. They get to share ideas. That’s really what we’re focused on is conversations.”

Some in attendance were enthusiastic to see a turnout of more than 100 people interested in voicing their opinions on everything from fishing licences to local ecosystems.

“I am absolutely flabbergasted,” said fisherman Bill Groves.

“I very much appreciate the concern that’s going on here. I have to say, ‘Yes, fishermen!’ There are many people here voicing the same concerns as I have.”

 
Continue...

News Id SourceStampcountry
3851Fish Can Remember For Up To 12 Daysunderwatertimes2014-07-01CA
3852New 'Swiss Army knife' cleans up water pollutioneurekalert2021-05-31US
3853Cornell researchers net largest fish ever recorded in Oneida Lakewktv2021-05-21US
3854Massive bass fish caught off Hicks Bay, East Capenzherald2021-05-21NZ
3855‘Like Some Sea Creature From The Deep’: Vampire Fish Making Comeback To American Riverbaltimore2021-05-20US
3856Salmon Migrate By Truck During California Droughtsacramento2014-06-15US
3857Cod Bones Reveal 13th Century Origin Of Global Fish Tradeunderwatertimes2014-05-27UK
3858Fishermen spend TWO HOURS reeling in 'once in a lifetime' 500-pound sawfish in Floridadailymail2014-05-26UK
3859Rare, mysterious deep sea fish washes ashore along NC coastmyfox82016-05-16US
3860Farmed fish the source of virus spread among wild salmon, B.C. study suggestsCBC News2021-05-26CA
3861So Now You Know The Whole Sturgeon Storyfishncanada2021-04-22CA
3862Plastics and toxic chemicals are killing fish — and poisoning usnational observer2021-04-27CA
3863Battle over caviar production rages in Missouri, Oklahomaaljazeera2014-05-08UK
3864Catch of a lifetime for Kitcherdailyecho2014-04-30UK
3865Fishy chat-up lines and underwater love among Arctic charirishtimes2014-05-01IR
3866That Redfish Ate What?sportfishingmag2014-04-30US
3867How much do bass fishing tournaments hurt the fish?wrvo2014-03-22CA
3868Aquarium breeds rare goby fish in 'species first'itv2014-04-12US
3869Fisherwoman catches world record 64 STONE tuna (worth $2m or 1,769 tins) but she's going to get it stuffed insteaddailymail2014-04-04UK
3870Chadwick the chagoi koi carp was found in Totton two months after escaping from Romsey World of Water seven miles awaydailyecho2014-04-03UK
3871MIT's robot fish is nearly as speedy and squishy as the real thingengadget2014-03-13US
3872Asian carp could survive in all Great Lakes, scientists sayCBC News2014-03-11CA
3873Fish owners warned over crisps dietbelfasttelegraph2014-02-27UK
3874Pacific salmon migrate with a 'magnetic map'BBC News2014-02-06US
3875Newly discovered freshwater fish cedar sculpin (Cottus schitsuumsh) is ugly, has bug-like eyes and a HUGE headTech Times2014-02-02US

214 215 216 154 of [217 - pages.]