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Bill Silvert wrote:
"If members of the list want to pursue this topic, I suggest that it be
split
into two issues, which I suspect will generate very different responses:
1. What IS fisheries science?
2. What SHOULD BE fisheries science?"
Agree. As I understood, answer to the first question will list currently
practiced sciences to address fisheries problems, whereas answer to the
second one will provide the real meaning of fisheries science. Am I
correct? So, anyone has answers to these two questions? Thanks.
Siddeek
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