The State of Water: A Book Review
The State of Water (2017) written and illustrated by Obi Kaufmann is a small hardcover book measuring just 5 x 7 inches, but between its Read More…
Film Friday: Replenishing a River
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In today's Film Friday, we follow the evolution of Honolulu Bar in the Stanislaus River through a restoration Read More…
Film Friday: A Study on Pulse Flows
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FISHBIO's first scientific publication looked at the factors that influence the timing and size of a salmon Read More…
Film Friday: Banana Bugs in Laos
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Snacks can be found just about anywhere in Laos, including among banana leaves - and we're Read More…
Fish lost and found: Lahontan cutthroat trout
The story of Lahontan cutthroat trout is one of loss and redemption. These fish are endemic to rivers, lakes, and streams in northern Read More…
A King Among Snakes
What has a head but no hair, a tail but no legs, and is black and white all over? If you guessed a California kingsnake, then you’ve Read More…
Photo Friday: Not all that glitters
Do you recognize this fish? Today's Photo Friday features Carassius auratus – more commonly known as the goldfish! Thanks to some Read More…
Struggling Stoneflies: Imperiled Insects Part 2
Even the most inconspicuous insects can play a vital role in rivers and streams. The lowly stonefly (Order Plecoptera) spends all but the 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…