Film Friday: A Study on Pulse Flows

FISHBIO's first scientific publication looked at the factors that influence the timing and size of a salmon Read More…

Extending the Fish Conservation Zone Network in Northern…

After years of discussion and months of planning, the Fish Conservation Zones in Sangthong District of Laos finally became a reality earlier Read More…

Missing Megafauna: Worldwide Decline of Large Aquatic…

For many people, the term “megafauna” evokes images of terrestrial or marine behemoths of bygone eras, like the mastodon or the Read More…

Photo Friday: How’s the View?

Today's Photo Friday shows how we will go to great heights for fisheries science. This shot of preparing to install solar panels at one of Read More…

A special weir for special fish

Sparks have been flying in the Fablab at our FISHBIO office in Oakdale. Our fabricators recently constructed two custom weirs that were Read More…

Climate Change and Competition Reduce Freshwater Rearing in…

Research has shown that salmon, and indeed all organisms with complex life cycles that involve migration, are particularly sensitive to the Read More…

Flashback Friday: Rings in Their Ears

Today's Flashback Friday tells the story of fish ear bones, or otoliths, and our encounter with a hefty otolith in the Mekong Basin. Fish Read More…

World Record Weigh-in for Monstrous Mystery Fish

It’s not every day that a world record is broken in the realm of fishing, and it’s even rarer to see it with your own eyes. But such an Read More…

Flying High: Drone Use in Fisheries Research

Drones have been a promising prospect for conservation research since they buzzed onto the scene in the early 2000s. Rapidly developing Read More…

Photo Friday: Fish Conservation Feast

Some conservation milestones are worthy of a feast, such as the  establishment of two new Fish Conservation Zones (FCZs), or freshwater Read More…