About us

We are the Division of Integrative Fisheries Management (IFishMan) at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. We conduct social-ecological research und provide the scientific foundation for sustainable recreational fisheries. More


Film-Porträt des Communicator-Preisträgers 2020 Prof. Dr. Robert Arlinghaus

 

Wir danken Sterntaucher Filmproduktion, der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft und dem Stifterverband sowie Jörg Schütt, Sven Borstel, Babs Kijewski und den Teammitgliedern von IFishMan für die wunderbare Unterstützung des Filmprojekts und der dahinterliegenden Arbeit.


Eine Übersicht über die Arbeit bei IFishMan

 

Was wir hier bei IFishMan eigentlich so machen und welche Erkenntnisse bereits gewonnen wurden, fasst dieses Video zusammen. Gemeinsam mit der Praxis forschen und Maßnahmen umzusetzen, ist ein zentraler Punkt in der Arbeit von Prof. Dr. Robert Arlinghaus und dem Team von IFishMan. Video in englischer Sprache.


Publications



Peer-reviewed,

Culture, context, and fish length drives voluntary catch‑and‑release behaviour of recreational anglers

Birdsong, M., Beardmore, B., Dorow, M., Pagel, T., & Arlinghaus, R.

Published : 2025
Appeared in : Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries


Peer-reviewed,

Adaptive Fisher Behavior Alone Can Induce Tipping Points and Stock Collapse: A Synthesis of Bioeconomic Theory That Applies to All Capture Fisheries Under Open Access

Dao, T., Arlinghaus, R., Ehrlich, E. & Quaas, M.

Published : 2025
Appeared in : Reviews in Fisheries Science & Aquaculture


Feature

News article,

High-Profile Panel at Falling Walls Science Summit 2025 Highlighted Global Role of Science in Sustainability

On 8 November 2025, the Falling Walls Science Summit in Berlin hosted the…

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News

Quarry Pond, Quarry Pond, News article,

New Findings from the StörBagger Project: Can Recreation and Biodiversity Coexist?

The research project StörBagger, funded by the Angler Association of Lower…

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Quarry Pond, Quarry Pond, News article,

Robert Arlinghaus named Germany’s National Champion in the 2025 Frontiers Planet Prize for his whole-lake BAGGERSEE experiment

On Earth Day (22 April 2025) the Frontiers Planet Prize jury of 100 leading…

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News article,

New Special Issue Co-Edited by Robert Arlinghaus Now Published

We are pleased to announce the publication of a new special issue in Fisheries…

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Profil Prof. Dr. Robert Arlinghaus

In my group, we primarily study the social, economic and biological dimensions of angling as a social-ecological system. In addition, I study the ecology and evolution of fish stocks in natural and artificial aquatic ecosystems, with particular emphasis on anthropogenic stressors, e.g. fishing pressure. We pursue a strictly interdisciplinary research approach in which the natural and the social sciences are coupled.