Posted on December 13 2013
Insight on Bonefish Spawn
A recent study of bonefish spawning behavior in the Bahamas brings to light new information that should aid bonefish conservation efforts. During meetings in the Bahamas on December 9, Aaron Adams, director of operations for Bonefish & Tarpon Trust (BTT) and research associate professor at Florida Institute of Technology, shared the results with the Bahamas Ministry of the Environment and conservation collaborators Bahamas National Trust and The Nature Conservancy. He and other marine scientists sponsored by BTT, the non-profit conservation group located at Florida Institute of Technology, recently tracked a school of more than 10,000 bonefish as they went through the final stages of spawning in the Bahamas. Read more from the Florida Institute of Technology.
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