Nonnative Trout Invasions Combined with Climate Change Threaten Persistence of Isolated Cutthroat Trout Populations in the Southern Rocky Mountains

Overview of attention for article published in North American Journal of Fisheries Management, February 2017

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RT @FishDrJR: Incorporating threats from climate change AND nonnative fish are important for native fish conservation. https://t.co/M79Ss88…

RT @FishDrJR: Incorporating threats from climate change AND nonnative fish are important for native fish conservation. https://t.co/M79Ss88…

Incorporating threats from climate change AND nonnative fish are important for native fish conservation. https://t.co/M79Ss88NRJ

RT @StuartLynde: #climatechange (CC) is expected to wipe out 1 population, but #BrookTrout & CC together may wipe out 122 populations (39%)…

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