STEPping Out: Using Salmon as a Teaching Tool

When it comes to teaching young students complicated ecological concepts, such as life cycles, food webs, and evolutionary adaptations, Read More…

Film Friday: Snorkel School

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIDUVLcYsKc Today we're going back to school – snorkel school, that is! Our Film Friday highlights outreach Read More…

Photo Friday: Filming in the Field

Have you ever wondered about the making of our FISHBIO Films? We are fortunate to have our own in-house videographer to bring the stories of Read More…

Moments in Myanmar

Indawgyi Lake is like its own little world. Far-flung in the northernmost reaches of Myanmar, the lake’s cluster of farming communities Read More…

Supporting Women in Fisheries Science

Women have been forging careers in fisheries science since the early 1900s, following in the footsteps of early pioneers such as Rosa Mabel Read More…

Underwater eavesdropping by kayak

Hydrophones were invented during World War II to spy on underwater enemies, but scientists soon discovered that they could be used to spy on Read More…

Endangered Species in the Spotlight

At FISHBIO, we’re big fans of building (slightly) larger-than-life fish puppets to parade at the Butte Environmental Council’s annual Read More…

Flashback Friday: World Fish Migration Day a Success!

Tomorrow is World Fish Migration Day! This international event has been held every two years since 2014 to draw attention to the importance of Read More…

Curiosity in the Classroom

Why do salmon fry have yolk sacs? What do salmon do when they go to the ocean? What do they eat? Why do salmon die when they come back from Read More…

Fish Talk – The Barbless Podcast

For a few hours about once a week, the conference room in our Chico office is transformed into a recording studio. Two fish aficionados, Read More…