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Robert Arlinghaus
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Ph.D., born August 5 1975 in Lohne (Niedersachsen, Germany, Hispano-German). In 1994 university entrance qualification (Abitur) at Allgemeines Gymansium in Lohne (main subjects latin and mathematics). University studies in Environmental Engineering (1994-1995, Technical University Berlin) and Fisheries Science, Aquatic Ecology and Aquaculture (1995-2000, Humboldt-University of Berlin). Bachelor Degree in Agricultural Sciences in 1997, Master of Science Degree in Ichthyology in 2000. The master thesis on the fish recruitment in the Oder-Havel-Kanal was awarded several times (e.g. Humboldt-Award 2001). From 2000-2003 Ph.D. student at the Leibniz-Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries (IGB) in Berlin-Friedrichshagen. Since 2004 Post-doc scientist at IGB within the research subject sustainable inland fisheries management. Main leisure activity angling (what a surprise). Publications in the fields of recreational fisheries, fishing-induced impacts, management of fisheries systems and aquatic ecosystems, fish ecology and fish nutrition. Strong inderdisiciplinary focus with an interest in bridging gaps between the natural and the social sciences and in the application of basic research results to aid in the management, conservation and production of aquatic resources. Aims are to achieve long-term harmony between resource users, nature conservation and society as a large. This can only be reached if scientists, managers and users acknowledge the pressing need to consider and integrate the intrinsic values of wildlife as renewable common pool resources/public goods that provide essential ecological services for living and future generations.
Motto of life:
"Intelligence of life means to take as many things as possible seriously, but to take none all-importantly"
(Arthur SCHNITZLER, Austrian writer, 1982-1931, translated from German).
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