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Author Archives: Adam Kapler
Measles, or the thing about freshwater megafauna
In Water Matters we have repeatedly pointed out the growing problems with the relatively large [...]
Oct
Biological balance. Fact? Myth? The goal of our plans?
What do appeals to underfeed seagulls on beaches have in common with algal blooms in [...]
Oct
International Cephalopod Awareness Days
Who among us knows that we celebrate International Cephalopod Awareness Days every year? What exactly [...]
Oct
Osprey snake – relic or fresh beneficiary of climate change?
In Water Matters we wrote some time ago about the common osprey Pandion haliaetus - [...]
Oct
European mink Mustela lutreola – a native species that urgently needs protection
Poland has become an important refuge for several charismatic species, at one point extinct in [...]
Sep
Parasitism in aquatic ecosystems
Many of us wonder why our ancestors drained so many beautiful meadows. We will stop [...]
Sep
Bucca ragwort – an overlooked invasive species in Poland
In early August of this year, the list of invasive alien species that pose a [...]
Aug
Migratory fish in the context of wildlife restoration regulations
Concluding the spring series introducing migratory fish in Poland, it is worth mentioning how this [...]
Jun
Eel and the Polish case. 40 million years of evolution, 2,000 years of speculation
Eel stocking always in fashion! The fry of this amazing species are introduced into our [...]
May
Fish migrations in the context of Poland
We associate spring and autumn with bird migrations. Nevertheless, other organisms, including so-called bi-environmental fish, [...]
May
