Quality Time with Computers and Fish
The quality of the work we do is something we take pride in here at FISHBIO, whether we are brewing beer, tending our garden, teaching Read More…
Nov 14, 2018
Sierra Snowpack and the San Joaquin River Restoration…
In California, we all need snow – even the fish in the San Joaquin River. The San Joaquin River Restoration Program (SJRRP) hosted the 2018 Read More…
Photo Friday: Measuring Up
We don't often install a fish trap on the Stanislaus weir, but when we do it's a great chance to get a close-up look at some migrating Read More…
A Vision for Migratory Fish in Cambodia
Migratory fish are the one of the many great wonders of the Mekong River. Every fall, these incredible fish undertake a massive migration in Read More…
Documenting Diversity in Fisheries of the Nam Kading River
Inland small-scale fisheries are notoriously difficult to survey, and as a consequence, their catch is often underestimated or unreported. Read More…
Film Friday: Catching Fish, Collecting Data
Today's Film Friday highlights a participatory research project we conducted with fishermen Read More…
Spawn of the Living Dead
As October draws to a close, most of us have spent the past few weeks surrounded by images of Halloween monsters. Whether flipping past TV Read More…
The Spring-run Salmon Saga of the San Joaquin
We’ve recently reported on the long and fascinating history of Friant Dam, the collapse of San Joaquin River salmon populations, and the Read More…
Photo Friday: Weir Watching
Flows have been up on both the Stanislaus and Tuolumne Rivers, and that's meant some around-the-clock shifts for our field crews to Read More…
A Bark Worse Than Their Bite
Few fish get a bad rap quite like the piranha. Their reputation as bloodthirsty dates back to at least 1913, when Theodore Roosevelt Read More…