US EditionJames River Association Sounds the Alarm on the State of Migratory Fish in the James River
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James River Association Sounds the Alarm on the State of Migratory Fish in the James River
The James River shot from Belle Isle in Richmond. (Photo by Derrick Brooks on Unsplash) RICHMOND — The James River Association recently highlighted alarming declines of migratory fish in the James River. The announcement was made to mark World Aquatic Animal Day April 3. “We are sounding the alarm to help people become aware of what’s happening to migratory fish in the James, and encourage folks to get involved in recovery and conservation effor…
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