Hatchery release is one of the most popular management tools in fisheries, forestry and wild
life management, while its negative impacts on wild populations are a global concern …

The dramatic declines in abalone Haliotis spp. fishery production have been documented all
over the world. Release of hatchery‐reared juveniles into natural habitats has been …

Abalone populations in California have declined dramatically; however, reliable estimates of
baseline abundances are lacking. The lack of sufficient time scales seriously limits the value …

Mass mortalities of species can fundamentally alter the structure of natural communities,
which can in turn negatively impact species' recovery. Beginning in 1994, some of the …

We estimate annual growth and mortality of red abalone, Haliotis rufescens, in northern
California using tag recapture data applied to multiple growth and mortality models. We …

Marine protected areas (MPAs) designed to provide harvest refugia for red sea urchins
(Strongylocentrotus franciscanus) offer a unique opportunity to study the indirect effects of …

With the collapse of global populations, New Zealand has one of the last wild abalone
fisheries. The blackfoot abalone (Haliotis iris) supports important customary, commercial and …

Seeding of hatchery-produced abalone has the potential to enhance or maintain wild
populations and ensure the viability of fishing grounds, but survival of outplanted juveniles …

Les populations d'ormeaux ont subi un déclin rapide en Californie au cours des dernières
décennies, en grande partie dû à la pression de la pêche et à la maladie. À cause de ce …

Haliotis L.(abalone) is an economically important genus comprising approximately 14
species with commercial value. Unfortunately, due to habitat destruction, overfishing and …