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Expertise on shad and lamprey populations
Received : 13 January 2025;
Published : 13 March 2025
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Abstract
Anadromous shad and lampreys are under threat throughout much of their range. The aim of this study is to determine population patterns and trends in France and to identify the most likely pres-sures. Time series from different sources (video counting, professional and amateur fishing, nests, splashes and migration limits) were collected and grouped together according to the similarity of their trends. These groups reveal a significant decline in recent years for both shad and lamprey. The cur-rent situation is particularly alarming, as the main historical populations are at extremely low levels. An expert elicitation method supported by a literature review was used to determine the pressures that a priori explain the trends observed in recent years. This work highlights the almost generalized decline in shad and lamprey populations in France. It identifies several areas where knowledge can be im-proved. These results should encourage managers to improve the management of these species without delay.
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