博客來＂Fish & Fisheries Of Hokkaido＂ offers a comprehensive overview of the diverse fish species and the dynamic fisheries industry of Hokkaido, Japan. Authored by Kunijiro Wada and Shunjiro Nozawa, this work delves into the ecological aspects of various fish populations, their habitats, and the economic significance of fisheries in the region.
The book explores the history of fishing practices, current trends in aquaculture, and the challenges faced by the industry in maintaining sustainable resources. It serves as an invaluable resource for researchers, policymakers, and anyone interested in the intricate relationship between marine life and human activities in one of Japan’s most ecologically rich areas.
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