Übersetzung für "Fish habitat" in Deutsch

A considerable amount of flooded timber provides fish habitat.

Both are good for fish and wildlife habitat.

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game began a series of seven projects in 2009 in order to conserve fish habitat in the Potlatch.

The river flows generally through forests where logging has damaged the fish habitat.

Scientific research and the economics of attempting to manage hydrilla provide a compelling reason to keep it out of new areas or control it before it harms native fish and wildlife habitat, navigation, flood-control efforts, potable and irrigation water supplies, recreation and the aesthetic qualities of Florida lakes.

The lake attracts hundreds of birds, is abundant in fish and provides habitat for diverse wildlife.

To date, three miles of shoreline in lakes Beauclair and Carlton have been planted with desirable native aquatic plants that will provide improved fish and wildlife habitat.

The large numbers of loach and the return of the grayling are further evidence of an intact fish habitat in Schiltach and the surrounding area.

This is a unique area in Europe because in it is the biggest natural fish hatchery, habitat of roe deer, well know capital deers and does, beavers, otters, wild boars and feathered game, a real orinthological paradise.

That could help the large water body recover by drying out large portions of mucky shoreline and helping establish aquatic plants essential for fish habitat.

Improvements to fish habitat are accomplished by lowering the lake to expose mucky sediments to sunlight and air, thus allowing sediments to consolidate into a hard substrate.

Examples include temperature and oxygen, which drive the fish depth distributions in some lakes, major river inflows, which may influence fish horizontal distribution, while fish-habitat associations likely shape the distribution of fish especially in the littoral zone.

A PhD project (start October 2009 – July 2013) documents how fish habitat and fish communities are affected by hydropeaking.

For the most part, I am an advocate for catch and release fishing.Sustaining the fish and habitat in the sport you love only makes sense.However, sometimes a freshly caught trout, bass, or crappie is just to tempting to pass up.

We have seen cases of illegal fishing and habitats being destroyed.

This is the case of incidental catches of protected species (birds, marine mammals, turtles etc.), effects on food webs (predator-prey relations), and the impact of fishing on habitats.

This approach is basic to preserve the bio-diversity and integrity of marine ecosystems and, hence, the production features of the essential fish habitats with positive effects also for fishery resources and fishing activities.

In contrast with other resource exploitation activities carried out in the oceans and seas, where it is established practice to require prior impact assessments (e.g. installing offshore oil or gas platforms), the effects of fishing on marine habitats are generally assessed only after the fact, if at all.

The fishing activities concerned fulfil the requirements of Article 4 of Regulation (EC) No 1967/2006 since the Italian management plan explicitly prohibits to fish above protected habitats.

The fact that fishing grounds usually are quite close to the coast where the highest biodiversity of bottom fish is located, results in a high degree of competition for space among fishermen, as well as strong interaction of fishing activities with coastal benthic environments which, in turn, represent essential fish habitats.

The plan therefore proposes use of closed areas for the protection of fish and habitats but it will be necessary to define clearly the objectives and to justify the biological basis for any such closures.

On technical measures with environmental purposes, the new regulation will include measures to implement the ideas specified in section 4.4.3 below, including measures to reduce by-catches of non-target species and the possible establishment of sanctuaries to protect essential fish habitats (closed areas to fishing).

A number of freshwater fish species which are endemic to the south-west of Western Australia are found in the Canning River system, however studies of fish and fish habitats in the area have shown that fish numbers are low due to a loss of habitat and a loss of linkage between breeding areas due to low flows, preventing fish migrating upstream and reaching important breeding and nursery grounds.

Establishment of no-shing zones within Natura 2000 sites to allow monitoring of the eects of no fishing on habitats and species.