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…
Mar 25, 2019
Coming of age on the river bottom
Juvenile Pacific lampreys, like the ones pictured above, endure a transition from immaturity to adulthood as equally awkward and trying as Read More…
Taking Stock of Fish Conservation Zones in Laos
It’s hard to manage what you can’t count. The same is true whether trying to manage a fish population or a group of fish conservation Read More…
Photo Friday: Big Mess
Storms are typically good for fish, but bad for fisheries monitoring equipment... Today's Photo Friday shows the surprise that greeted our Read More…
River Legends: The Irrawaddy River Dolphin
Legends tell of a goddess who lived in the Yangtze River in China. The goddess in these tales is really the Baiji (Lipotes vexillifer), a Read More…
Crunching Data on Climate Change and Freshwater Fish
While polar bears are often the face of climate change vulnerability, freshwater fish may face just as many or even greater challenges from a Read More…
Flashback Friday: Toxic Soup in a Plastic Age
When it comes to pollution in our waterways and oceans, plastic might be one of the most pressing problems. In today's Flashback Friday, Read More…
Where the Water Goes: A Book Review
If water conservation appears as simple as turning off the tap and letting lawns turn brown, then you need to read Where the Water Goes: Read More…
Diets of Baby Giants: Feeding Habits of Larval Green…
For little larval fish, access to high-quality prey is the key to growing quickly, and growing quickly is the key to survival. Baby fish rely Read More…
Film Friday: Fishing Among the Mountains
Today's Film Friday features the adventure of a lifetime: trekking among the remote mountains of Read More…