Tropical Fish Forum
Tropical Fish Keeping => Fish News => Topic started by: Hampalong on July 04, 2022, 02:40:35 PM
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They’ve assessed 60% of known freshwater fish species so far.
“Of the freshwater fish species assessed for the Red List so far, a best estimate of 30% are considered to be threatened with extinction…”
https://shoalconservation.org/assessing-extinction-risk-of-freshwater-fishes-globally-interview-with-catherine-sayer/
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Thanks, @Hampalong
As a follow-up to this, I've just noticed these long-read reports from the International Union for Conservation of Nature and more info on them:
https://www.facebook.com/FishInTheNews/posts/pfbid022GoyCBRqjCXSbhW7zrsYhUMmq5YgXPag9ErdQw6FpZa61iHYUfDqYfzbxrgMyA89l [NB you don't need a Facebook account to view this page and click on the links to the reports]
Each regional report (100-400pgs in length!) details the habitats, biodiversity, conservation, and species, for anyone who's interested in learning more about their own fish species and how to optimise their environment.
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I’m interested in getting lost in a few of those for an hour or two. Thanks. :)