Besatzfisch 2.0

(Stocking project 2.0)

„Hand in hand for sustainable stocking“, that was the principle of the so called Besatzfisch (German: stocked fish) project. Scientists and Anglers investigated together the ecogological, economical and social aspects of stocking. Besatzfisch 2.0 is the follow-up project. The aim is to continue the knowledge transformation process for anglers and society. Furthermore a Software for inland fisheries managements is developed.

Besatz in Helmstedt

Fish stocking plays a central role in freshwater fisheries management. | Photo: Besatzfisch / IGB

In Germany, angling clubs play a key role in freshwater fisheries management. A very common management tool used by anglers is fish stocking. Fish stocking describes the process of introducing cultivated or wild fish into different water bodies to support the existing fish stock or to reintroduce fish species. The aim of Besatzfisch (German: stocked fish) is to evaluate fish stocking from ecological, economic and social perspectives. Therefore, the project cooperates closely with German angling clubs. The research design of the social ecological research project is both interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary. In 2014 the German UNESCO Commission honored Besatzfisch for it’s education concept. Besatzfisch 2.0 continues the knowledge transformation process for anglers and society. Furthermore a software for inland fisheries managements was developed.

For more information please visit the Besatzfisch website or the projects facebook and twitter channel.

Short Profile

Duration

01.01.2016
31.12.2016
Department
(Dept. 4) Fish Biology, Fisheries and Aquaculture
Research Domain
Aquatic Ecosystem Services and Sustainability
Team
Programmer
Topic
Funded by

German Federal Ministry of Education and Research

Contact person

Robert Arlinghaus

Research Group Leader
Research group
Integrative Recreational Fisheries Management
Publication
January 2015

Hand in Hand für nachhaltigen Fischbesatz

Autoren: Robert Arlinghaus; Eva-Maria Cyrus; Erik Eschbach; Marie Fujitani; Daniel Hühn; Fiona Johnston; Thilo Pagel; Carsten Riepe. Hrsg.: Leibniz-Institut für Gewässerökologie und Binnenfischerei im Forschungsverbund Berlin
June 2017

Besatzfisch - Geschichten von Fischen, Anglern und Forschern: oder: Warum Besatz nicht gleich Besatz ist

Eva-Maria Cyrus und Robert Arlinghaus
Leibniz-Institut für Gewässerökologie und Binnenfischerei im Forschungsverbund Berlin, 2017, 68 S.
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