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	Research Reports Dr. Frederick Whoriskey Scientific Publication List The .pdf list includes more than 80 articles, with links to the individual papers.  Contact ASF Research for more information. whoriskey-bibliography.pdf Jonathan Carr Publications List ASF Biologist Jonathan Carr has been involved with the Magaguadavic Research programs for more than a decade. He has also researched aspects of hydro dam fish passage, the leakage of young fish from freshwater aquaculture facilities, and the importance of other diadromous fish such as alewives and eels. carrpublications.pdf Tracking Escapee Farmed Salmon Farmed salmon in Cobsccok Bay, Maine were fitted with transmitters, and released to monitor their movements, to determine behaviour and the potential for recapture following salmon farm cage failures. Experiments were conducted both in mid-winter and in spring. escapees_tracking.pdf Proceedings of a 2004 Acid Rain conference at ASF Atlantic salmon in Maine and Nova Scotia are impacted by acid rain. This 2004 Conference hosted at ASF reviewed the state of the issue, and the potential for mitigation of the effects. acidrain2004.pdf Whoriskey Field Notes - Spring 2006 Field Notes Column from the Spring 2006 Atlantic Salmon Journal fieldnotes_1_06.pdf Whoriskey Field Notes - Summer 2006 The Field Notes Column from the Atlantic Salmon Journal, Summer 2006 fieldnotes_2_06.pdf Whoriskey Field Notes - Autumn 2006 Field Notes from the Atlantic Salmon Journal, Autumn 2006 fieldnotes_3_2006.pdf Magaguadavic Research Report to 1997 The Atlantic Salmon Federation has been monitoring the Magaguadavic in southwest New Brunswick as an index river of wild salmon and farmed salmon interactions since 1992. In addition, ASF has been working to restore the river's wild salmon runs.  A Report on the first five years of work on the river. magrpt97.pdf Atlantic Salmon Journal Atlas of Salmon Rivers ASF's Annual Report Atlantic Salmon Aquarium ASF Mosaik® MasterCard®* Raffle Home | About Us | Newsroom | Angler's Cache | Live Release | Regions | Donations | Research | Education | Links | Contact ASF | Questionnaire | Advertising Information		Want to keep up to date on the Atlantic Salmon Federation's activities? Submit your e-mail address to sign up for the electronic newsletter! What are NB's Atlantic salmon worth? June 29th, 2010 An op/ed by ASF's Bill Taylor in the Telegraph-Journal raises the issue of government support for Atlantic salmon conservation. Researchers Teach Salmon Fry to Hunt June 17th, 2010 The Magaguadavic River Salmon Recovery group will release approximately 50,000 food savvy Atlantic salmon fry on Thursday, June 17, as part of a restoration effort that began in 1998. > SHOW ALL PRESS RELEASES Plankton Levels in Ocean Declining Steadily July 28th, 2010 The foundation of the marine food web has been declining, especially since the 1950s says a new study in Nature. Salmon Pool Closing Policy Being Reviewed: DFO July 28th, 2010 Warm conditions, especially in the Miramichi is leading to a close look at the mechanisms by which the river is closed and re-opened for angling, according to DFO. > SHOW ALL NEWS Artist Henry McDaniel Retrospective in Nova Scotia August 18th, 2010 Montreal Dinner September 15th, 2010 Chicago Dinner September 28th, 2010 Ottawa Dinner October 20th, 2010 > SHOW ALL EVENTS

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