Photo Friday: Spring has sprung!

Spring has arrived at FISHBIO Farms! Our fruit trees are buzzing with bees and butterflies. We are looking forward to spring days ahead, and Read More…

A Presidential Visit

It’s not every day that you get to meet with your country’s president, but last week our staff member Eva Salas got to do just that. Read More…

Roach Riddles: Hidden Diversity of a California Minnow

People have a lot of different common names for fish, and this can easily lead to confusion. For example, asking someone in Georgia what a Read More…

Flashback Friday – An Efficient Exchange

Ever wondered which is our most popular story of all time? It's this post on countercurrent oxygen exchange in fish gills! Apparently, how Read More…

On Your Mark…

Winter is shifting into spring, and with the changing of the seasons comes the outmigration of Chinook salmon juveniles. That means it is Read More…

Fish in Fickle Rivers

A desert may seem an unlikely home for a freshwater fish, but many species find a way to scrape by. In order to survive, desert fish have to Read More…

Film Friday – Women in Fisheries

Happy International Women's Day! Women have an important role to play in science careers, Read More…

Imperiled Insects: Damsels and Dragons in Distress

A recent study revealed that insect species have experienced a staggering worldwide decline over the past 40 years (Sánchez-Bayo and Read More…

Fish Food for Food Fish: More California Fish Introductions

Once the introduction of non-native fishes began in California, both for food and for sport, it didn’t take long for managers to decide they Read More…

Flashback Friday: Technology and Taimen

World Wildlife Day is coming up this weekend, so today's Flashback Friday features a truly unique wildlife species: taimen, the world's largest Read More…