The LIFE STREAMS Project for the Recovery of the Native Mediterranean Trout in Six Italian Pilot Areas: Planning and Adoption of Conservation Actions

The Mediterranean trout (currently referred to as Salmo ghigii for Corsican and Italian-native populations) is listed as Endangered in the IUCN Red List, due to fragmented distribution and declining populations across its whole range, and is included in Annex II of the European Habitat Directive. Th...

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Published inBiology (Basel, Switzerland) Vol. 14; no. 5; p. 573
Main Authors Carosi, Antonella, Talarico, Lorenzo, Greco, Claudia, Vecchiotti, Antonia, D’Antoni, Susanna, Longobardi, Alessandro, Macchio, Stefano, Carafa, Marco, Casula, Paolo, Perfetti, Antonio, Amprimo, Paola, Rossetti, Alessandro, Morandi, Federico, Alberti, Davide, Serroni, Pietro, Raimondi, Stefano, Mattioli, Diego, Mucci, Nadia, Lorenzoni, Massimo
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Abstract The Mediterranean trout (currently referred to as Salmo ghigii for Corsican and Italian-native populations) is listed as Endangered in the IUCN Red List, due to fragmented distribution and declining populations across its whole range, and is included in Annex II of the European Habitat Directive. The widespread genome introgression from the invasive Atlantic trout (Salmo trutta), overexploitation, and habitat alterations represent major threats to the persistence of native populations. The LIFE18NAT/IT/000931 STREAMS project aims to enhance conservation status of Mediterranean trout in 6 Italian pilot areas (Maiella, Sibillini Mountains, Casentino Forests and Pollino National Parks, Montemarcello-Magra-Vara Regional Park, and Sardinia with five sites of the Natura 2000 Network), and in 19 transferability areas covering almost the whole Italian species range. To achieve this, the following conservation strategies were implemented: (i) the identification of residual native populations; (ii) eradication of entirely Atlantic-exotic populations and removal of hybrids in admixed populations; (iii) restocking/reintroduction of native populations; (iv) monitoring/improving the Mediterranean trout habitats quality; (v) production of the “Guidelines for the conservation and management of native Mediterranean trout and its habitat”; and (vi) the prevention of illegal stocking. Here, we present the project rationale, major outcomes on demographic and genetic characterization of wild populations, and summary results from conservation actions.
AbstractList The Mediterranean trout Salmo ghigii is listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List and included in Annex II of the European Habitat Directive. The extensive genetic pollution due to the introduction of th invasive Atlantic trout (Salmo trutta) and habitat degradation are among the main threats to the survival of the species. Our aims were as follows: (i) to offer a comprehensive overview of the current conservation status of the species across six Italian pilot areas (National or Regional Parks and Nature 2000 sites), based on the research conducted within the LIFE18NAT/IT/000931 STREAMS project; (ii) show the summary results achieved through a series of combined actions, aimed at enhancing the conservation status of the species within a broad and heterogeneous spatial context. A national conservation strategy for the Mediterranean trout was addressed, intending to provide a management framework encompassing the species range. Our results underscore the relevance of a multilevel genetic–ecological approach for the preservation of intensively managed taxa, such as salmonids, which could be extended to other areas and species subject to similar management issues. Moreover, our research emphasizes the key role of protected areas in the detection, recovery, and maintenance of residual native populations, which are not exempt from the effects of human-induced stressors.
The Mediterranean trout Salmo ghigii is listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List and included in Annex II of the European Habitat Directive. The extensive genetic pollution due to the introduction of th invasive Atlantic trout ( Salmo trutta ) and habitat degradation are among the main threats to the survival of the species. Our aims were as follows: (i) to offer a comprehensive overview of the current conservation status of the species across six Italian pilot areas (National or Regional Parks and Nature 2000 sites), based on the research conducted within the LIFE18NAT/IT/000931 STREAMS project; (ii) show the summary results achieved through a series of combined actions, aimed at enhancing the conservation status of the species within a broad and heterogeneous spatial context. A national conservation strategy for the Mediterranean trout was addressed, intending to provide a management framework encompassing the species range. Our results underscore the relevance of a multilevel genetic–ecological approach for the preservation of intensively managed taxa, such as salmonids, which could be extended to other areas and species subject to similar management issues. Moreover, our research emphasizes the key role of protected areas in the detection, recovery, and maintenance of residual native populations, which are not exempt from the effects of human-induced stressors. The Mediterranean trout (currently referred to as Salmo ghigii for Corsican and Italian-native populations) is listed as Endangered in the IUCN Red List, due to fragmented distribution and declining populations across its whole range, and is included in Annex II of the European Habitat Directive. The widespread genome introgression from the invasive Atlantic trout ( Salmo trutta ), overexploitation, and habitat alterations represent major threats to the persistence of native populations. The LIFE18NAT/IT/000931 STREAMS project aims to enhance conservation status of Mediterranean trout in 6 Italian pilot areas (Maiella, Sibillini Mountains, Casentino Forests and Pollino National Parks, Montemarcello-Magra-Vara Regional Park, and Sardinia with five sites of the Natura 2000 Network), and in 19 transferability areas covering almost the whole Italian species range. To achieve this, the following conservation strategies were implemented: (i) the identification of residual native populations; (ii) eradication of entirely Atlantic-exotic populations and removal of hybrids in admixed populations; (iii) restocking/reintroduction of native populations; (iv) monitoring/improving the Mediterranean trout habitats quality; (v) production of the “Guidelines for the conservation and management of native Mediterranean trout and its habitat”; and (vi) the prevention of illegal stocking. Here, we present the project rationale, major outcomes on demographic and genetic characterization of wild populations, and summary results from conservation actions.
The Mediterranean trout (currently referred to as Salmo ghigii for Corsican and Italian-native populations) is listed as Endangered in the IUCN Red List, due to fragmented distribution and declining populations across its whole range, and is included in Annex II of the European Habitat Directive. The widespread genome introgression from the invasive Atlantic trout (Salmo trutta), overexploitation, and habitat alterations represent major threats to the persistence of native populations. The LIFE18NAT/IT/000931 STREAMS project aims to enhance conservation status of Mediterranean trout in 6 Italian pilot areas (Maiella, Sibillini Mountains, Casentino Forests and Pollino National Parks, Montemarcello-Magra-Vara Regional Park, and Sardinia with five sites of the Natura 2000 Network), and in 19 transferability areas covering almost the whole Italian species range. To achieve this, the following conservation strategies were implemented: (i) the identification of residual native populations; (ii) eradication of entirely Atlantic-exotic populations and removal of hybrids in admixed populations; (iii) restocking/reintroduction of native populations; (iv) monitoring/improving the Mediterranean trout habitats quality; (v) production of the “Guidelines for the conservation and management of native Mediterranean trout and its habitat”; and (vi) the prevention of illegal stocking. Here, we present the project rationale, major outcomes on demographic and genetic characterization of wild populations, and summary results from conservation actions.
The Mediterranean trout (currently referred to as Salmo ghigii for Corsican and Italian-native populations) is listed as Endangered in the IUCN Red List, due to fragmented distribution and declining populations across its whole range, and is included in Annex II of the European Habitat Directive. The widespread genome introgression from the invasive Atlantic trout (Salmo trutta), overexploitation, and habitat alterations represent major threats to the persistence of native populations. The LIFE18NAT/IT/000931 STREAMS project aims to enhance conservation status of Mediterranean trout in 6 Italian pilot areas (Maiella, Sibillini Mountains, Casentino Forests and Pollino National Parks, Montemarcello-Magra-Vara Regional Park, and Sardinia with five sites of the Natura 2000 Network), and in 19 transferability areas covering almost the whole Italian species range. To achieve this, the following conservation strategies were implemented: (i) the identification of residual native populations; (ii) eradication of entirely Atlantic-exotic populations and removal of hybrids in admixed populations; (iii) restocking/reintroduction of native populations; (iv) monitoring/improving the Mediterranean trout habitats quality; (v) production of the "Guidelines for the conservation and management of native Mediterranean trout and its habitat"; and (vi) the prevention of illegal stocking. Here, we present the project rationale, major outcomes on demographic and genetic characterization of wild populations, and summary results from conservation actions.The Mediterranean trout (currently referred to as Salmo ghigii for Corsican and Italian-native populations) is listed as Endangered in the IUCN Red List, due to fragmented distribution and declining populations across its whole range, and is included in Annex II of the European Habitat Directive. The widespread genome introgression from the invasive Atlantic trout (Salmo trutta), overexploitation, and habitat alterations represent major threats to the persistence of native populations. The LIFE18NAT/IT/000931 STREAMS project aims to enhance conservation status of Mediterranean trout in 6 Italian pilot areas (Maiella, Sibillini Mountains, Casentino Forests and Pollino National Parks, Montemarcello-Magra-Vara Regional Park, and Sardinia with five sites of the Natura 2000 Network), and in 19 transferability areas covering almost the whole Italian species range. To achieve this, the following conservation strategies were implemented: (i) the identification of residual native populations; (ii) eradication of entirely Atlantic-exotic populations and removal of hybrids in admixed populations; (iii) restocking/reintroduction of native populations; (iv) monitoring/improving the Mediterranean trout habitats quality; (v) production of the "Guidelines for the conservation and management of native Mediterranean trout and its habitat"; and (vi) the prevention of illegal stocking. Here, we present the project rationale, major outcomes on demographic and genetic characterization of wild populations, and summary results from conservation actions.
The Mediterranean trout (currently referred to as for Corsican and Italian-native populations) is listed as Endangered in the IUCN Red List, due to fragmented distribution and declining populations across its whole range, and is included in Annex II of the European Habitat Directive. The widespread genome introgression from the invasive Atlantic trout ( ), overexploitation, and habitat alterations represent major threats to the persistence of native populations. The LIFE18NAT/IT/000931 STREAMS project aims to enhance conservation status of Mediterranean trout in 6 Italian pilot areas (Maiella, Sibillini Mountains, Casentino Forests and Pollino National Parks, Montemarcello-Magra-Vara Regional Park, and Sardinia with five sites of the Natura 2000 Network), and in 19 transferability areas covering almost the whole Italian species range. To achieve this, the following conservation strategies were implemented: (i) the identification of residual native populations; (ii) eradication of entirely Atlantic-exotic populations and removal of hybrids in admixed populations; (iii) restocking/reintroduction of native populations; (iv) monitoring/improving the Mediterranean trout habitats quality; (v) production of the "Guidelines for the conservation and management of native Mediterranean trout and its habitat"; and (vi) the prevention of illegal stocking. Here, we present the project rationale, major outcomes on demographic and genetic characterization of wild populations, and summary results from conservation actions.
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Author Raimondi, Stefano
Casula, Paolo
Lorenzoni, Massimo
Mucci, Nadia
Talarico, Lorenzo
Serroni, Pietro
Morandi, Federico
Macchio, Stefano
Amprimo, Paola
Carosi, Antonella
Alberti, Davide
Vecchiotti, Antonia
D’Antoni, Susanna
Carafa, Marco
Greco, Claudia
Perfetti, Antonio
Longobardi, Alessandro
Rossetti, Alessandro
Mattioli, Diego
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6 Regione Liguria, Direzione Generale Turismo, Agricoltura e Aree Protette, 16133 Genova, Italy; antonio.perfetti@regione.liguria.it
10 Area Conservazione, Studi e Ricerche, Parco Nazionale del Pollino, 85048 Rotonda, Italy; pietro.serroni@parconazionalepollino.it
4 Ufficio Gestione e Monitoraggio Biodiversità, Parco Nazionale della Maiella, 67039 Sulmona, Italy marco.carafa@parcomajella.it (M.C.)
11 Aree Protette e Biodiversità, Legambiente Onlus, 00118 Rome, Italy; s.raimondi@legambiente.it
8 Servizio Gestione del Territorio e Sviluppo Sostenibile, Parco Nazionale dei Monti Sibillini, 62039 Visso, Italy; rossetti@sibillini.net (A.R.); federico.morandi@sibillini.net (F.M.)
12 Noesis European Development Consulting, 06034 Foligno, Italy; d.mattioli@noesisonline.eu
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Snippet The Mediterranean trout (currently referred to as Salmo ghigii for Corsican and Italian-native populations) is listed as Endangered in the IUCN Red List, due...
The Mediterranean trout (currently referred to as for Corsican and Italian-native populations) is listed as Endangered in the IUCN Red List, due to fragmented...
The Mediterranean trout Salmo ghigii is listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List and included in Annex II of the European Habitat Directive. The extensive...
The Mediterranean trout Salmo ghigii is listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List and included in Annex II of the European Habitat Directive. The extensive...
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biological invasions
Climate change
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endangered species conservation
Fishes
genetic introgression
Habitats
Hybrids
Interspecific hybridization
Italian peninsula
Lithology
Mediterranean trout
National parks
Parks & recreation areas
Population
Population genetics
Protected areas
Reintroduction
Salmo ghigii
Salmo trutta
Sport fishing
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Wildlife conservation
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Title The LIFE STREAMS Project for the Recovery of the Native Mediterranean Trout in Six Italian Pilot Areas: Planning and Adoption of Conservation Actions
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