Peer-reviewed,
Plastic pollution in rivers and lakes - an indicator of an even bigger consequence of global change?
Published
: 2021
Appeared in
: Fish and Fisheries, 22, 465-466
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.
Peer-reviewed,
The education gender gap and the demographic transition in developing countries
Published
: 2021
Appeared in
: Journal of Population Economics, 34, 431-474
Peer-reviewed,
Genetic population structure of a top predatory fish (northern pike, Esox lucius) covaries with anthropogenic alteration of freshwater ecosystems
Published
: 2021
Appeared in
: Freshwater Biology, 66, 884-901
Study,
Long-term hook avoidance of common carp (Cyprinus carpio) as a function of private and social cues
Published
: 2021
Appeared in
: Studienprojekt, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Leibniz-Institut für Gewässerökologie und Binnenfischerei (IGB) Berlin
Feature
Social Ecology, Fisheries Management, Fish biology, Angler, Fisheries Ecology,
Wissenschaftliche Umfragen zum Küstenangeln auf Dorsch – machen Sie mit!
Published :
, Fisheries Management, Fish biology, Angler, Fisheries Ecology,
Fishing promotes small, shy fish
Published :
, Social Ecology, Fisheries Management, Angler, Fisheries Ecology,
Stellungnahme des BODDENHECHT-Projekts zu Video in sozialen Medien
Published :
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.
