Large Salmon Getting Smaller, Old Salmon Getting Younger
Those who fished for salmon decades ago often lament the bygone “good old days” of abundant, large fish. As it turns out, there is some Read More…
The Salmon Struggle for Survival out of the San Joaquin…
Much like old-timer tales of walking to school uphill both ways, it can seem like Chinook salmon in the Central Valley have to swim uphill Read More…
Film Friday: Busy Beavers of the Tuolumne River
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZZlJfRFGO4
Beavers are considered "ecosystem engineers": their busy dam building activities in rivers can Read More…
Fish Conservation on the Chindwin River
The Chindwin River is the largest tributary of the Irrawaddy River in Myanmar, with a total length of about 1,200 km. This river plays a Read More…
A Winter-run Reboot in Battle Creek
Sometimes you don’t want to be listed in the “Top Ten,” especially when it comes to endangered species. A report published last year Read More…
Boating Down the Ayeyarwady
Working in Southeast Asia is usually an adventure, and we have previously conducted field work in some pretty remote areas (See Myanmar’s Read More…
Common Carp: A Prized Pest?
Our recent quest to determine the most interesting fish in the world revealed that common carp, Cyprinus carpio, are common indeed – Read More…
The most interesting fish in the world
We recently embarked on a quest to find the most interesting fish in the world. Clearly, what constitutes “interesting” is highly Read More…
Hop Harvest
Autumn is traditionally a time of hard work, and that is especially true here at FISHBIO. With both fish spawning season and harvest time Read More…