Search Results - "Glover, Ross S."

A novel automatic release cage increases survival of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) smolts released at night by Glover, Ross S., Stephen, Alastair

“…Trap‐and‐transport of migratory fish is commonly used to bypass in‐river obstructions. On the River Conon in Scotland, Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) smolts are…”
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These are not the trends you are looking for: poorly calibrated single‐pass electrofishing data can bias estimates of trends in fish abundance by Glover, Ross S., Fryer, Robert J., Soulsby, Chris, Malcolm, Iain A.

“…There is increasing interest in the potential of single‐pass and timed electrofishing to assess status and trends in fish populations. However, where capture…”
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Quantifying the relative importance of stock level, river temperature and discharge on the abundance of juvenile Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) by Glover, Ross S., Soulsby, Chris, Fryer, Robert J., Birkel, Christian, Malcolm, Iain A.

“…Fisheries scientists need to understand the relationships between river temperature, discharge and production of juvenile salmonids to inform evidence‐based…”
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Incorporating estimates of capture probability and river network covariance in novel habitat – abundance models: Assessing the effects of conservation stocking on catchment-scale production of juvenile Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) from a long-term electrofishing dataset by Glover, Ross S., Fryer, Robert J., Soulsby, Chris, Bacon, Philip J., Malcolm, Iain A.

“…[Display omitted] •Capture probability exhibited decadal trends not explained by equipment or staff.•Density model permitted catchment scale estimates of…”
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Development of a large-scale juvenile density model to inform the assessment and management of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) populations in Scotland by Malcolm, Iain A., Millidine, Karen J., Glover, Ross S., Jackson, Faye L., Millar, Colin P., Fryer, Robert J.

“…[Display omitted] •Fish data from 25 organisations, 179 Catchments, 1861 sites, 3848 visits, 19 years.•Landscape proxies for habitat derived from large-scale…”
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