Powerful Parasites: Tiny Regulators of Ecosystem Health

Ticks, leeches, fleas, lice, bedbugs… even hearing the names of parasites can make one’s skin crawl. An individual stricken by parasites Read More…

Film Friday: And the Cycle Continues

With our rotary screw trap monitoring in full swing, today's Film Friday is about a paper we Read More…

New Colleagues Welcomed in Santa Cruz

FISHBIO has extensive experience in performing fish rescues, which often require our biologists and technicians to go to great lengths (or Read More…

Coastal Conference: The Upcoming 38th Salmonid Restoration…

Tumbling their way through the redwoods, the streams of California’s Central Coast provide valuable habitat for those salmon and trout Read More…

Flashback Friday: Before they Hatch

Following the fall-run Chinook salmon spawning season, little salmon eggs are now beginning to develop in the gravel of river beds throughout Read More…

Stream to Sea and Back Again: Modeling the Fall-Run Chinook…

For salmon, starting life in freshwater is a useful trait for getting a head start on growth before striking out to the ocean, where bigger Read More…

Photo Friday: Showing Our Stripes

If we had to describe our design aesthetic in two words, they would probably be "custom" and "fish." And we are ever paying attention to the Read More…

The Santa Cruz-Laos-Nepal Conservation Connection

In fall of 2019, FISHBIO welcomed Biraj Shrestha to join our team in Laos. Biraj is a Nepalese master’s student in the Coastal Science and Read More…

Our Top Stories of 2019

As the new year gets underway, we like to look back at the year in the rearview mirror to see which of our website stories readers found Read More…

Film Friday: Our Year in Review

From weir fabrication and Fish Conservation Zones to anti-spawning mats and Read More…