TLAs, FLAs, and Alternate Steady States: Do We Really Need that Many Acronyms in Our Profession?

Link, Jason

doi:10.1002/fsh.11052

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TLAs, FLAs, and Alternate Steady States: Do We Really Need that Many Acronyms in Our Profession?

2024
By Link, Jason
Source: Fisheries, 49(2), 97-98

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Fisheries is an interesting discipline; then you add the acronyms. The GOV is known for a lot of its TLA's, but a lot us work for FLAs, especially in NRM agencies. Certainly, a lot of state NRMs have a lot of TLAs, like DCFs or DNRs. But whether a TLA or FLA, NRM agencies, especially for LMRs and AMRs, sure do like their acronyms.
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Aquatic Science Nature And Landscape Conservation
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Fisheries, 49(2), 97-98
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