Monitoraggio del reclutamento di anguilla (Anguilla anguilla L. 1758) tramite osservatori.
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European eel (Anguilla anguilla L. 1758) is recognised as a international marine species and a shared resource among \nEuropean and Mediterranean countries. For this species major problems exist, in relation to a continent-wide decline in \nrecruitment observed in the course of the last decades, and to a contraction in fisheries that capture adult eel. In the present \npaper a monitoring of eel recruitment in Italy is presented, carried out within resource assessment projects of the MIPAF \n(Ministero per le Politiche Agricole e Forestali). A methodology has been purposely set up based on eel fisheries in the three \nsites: the river Tiber estuary, the river Marta estuary, the river Garigliano estuary (Latin Central Italy). A fourth site has been \nselected, where monitoring is carried out by a fishery independent method, i.e. a glass eel trapping ladder to the Monaci \ncoastal lagoon of the Pontinian coastal lakes (Circeo National Park). A progressive decli
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European eel (Anguilla anguilla L. 1758) is recognised as a international marine species and a shared resource among \nEuropean and Mediterranean countries. For this species major problems exist, in relation to a continent-wide decline in \nrecruitment observed in the course of the last decades, and to a contraction in fisheries that capture adult eel. In the present \npaper a monitoring of eel recruitment in Italy is presented, carried out within resource assessment projects of the MIPAF \n(Ministero per le Politiche Agricole e Forestali). A methodology has been purposely set up based on eel fisheries in the three \nsites: the river Tiber estuary, the river Marta estuary, the river Garigliano estuary (Latin Central Italy). A fourth site has been \nselected, where monitoring is carried out by a fishery independent method, i.e. a glass eel trapping ladder to the Monaci \ncoastal lagoon of the Pontinian coastal lakes (Circeo National Park). A progressive decli
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