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…
Flashback Friday: Ghost Train
Here's a spooky Flashback Friday to get you ready for Halloween weekend. Look at those low water levels from 2015—now that's truly Read More…
Run4Salmon: The long way home
For many of us, “going home” consists of getting in a car and driving to reach our houses. For winter-run Chinook salmon that Read More…
Fish Passage 2017
Biologists and engineers migrated to Oregon State University in Corvallis, Oregon, earlier this summer for the International Conference on Read More…
Smell Your Way Home
The Coastal Watershed Council recently asked our Santa Cruz office to lead a tour about river flow and the life of an anadromous fish as Read More…
Film Friday: Studying Fish on the Tuolumne River
To compliment this week's blog post about a rafting adventure on the Upper Tuolumne River, today's Film Friday pick is a short film we put Read More…