Film Friday: Evaluating Non-Native Fish Populations in the…

Today’s Film Friday is a video we made to highlight our mark-recapture study evaluating non-native fish populations on the San Joaquin Read More…

Heating Up Salmon Migration Pathways

Climate change is turning up the water temperature along migration paths used by anadromous fish species such as Chinook salmon. In a study Read More…

You’re in Heron Territory – Flashback Friday

In today’s Flashback Friday, we explore above the water and into the skies, delving into the wonders of herons.  While quietly Read More…

The Dungeness Crab Fishery: Coping with Climate Change

Droughts, floods, and heatwaves are all examples of “climate shocks,” or natural disasters linked to climate change, that have been Read More…

Supporting Women in Fisheries Science — Flashback Friday

In today’s Flashback Friday, we reflect on the many instrumental roles women have played in the fisheries science industry.  Women Read More…

Improving Fish Passage on the Calaveras River

The Calaveras River in California’s Central Valley was once a river of extremes that flooded regularly. Over the last several decades, Read More…

Winter-Run Critical Habitat Conundrum – Flashback Friday

In today’s Flashback Friday, we explore the driving factors creating diversity within the winter-run Chinook salmon populations in the Read More…

Raccoons – Adaptable Bandits

As the notorious nocturnal bandits of the animal kingdom, raccoons are famous for the mask shaped markings on their faces. These cuddly looking Read More…

Advancing Steelhead Monitoring in the San Joaquin Basin

Studying steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykiss) populations in the rivers of California’s Central Valley has long challenged scientists and Read More…

Benefits of Large Wood in Streams – Flashback Friday

In today’s Flashback Friday, we examine the benefits and shortcomings of logs and logjams in streams to resident fish Read More…