Stacking Surveys: Photo Friday

Fall is here and that means weirs have been installed on the Stanislaus and Tuolumne rivers to monitor the ongoing fall-run Chinook salmon Read More…

Photo Friday: Getting our Snorkel On

Late summer is typically the time when we suit up and hit the streams for our annual rainbow trout surveys on multiple Central Valley Read More…

Improving our Odds

For the last few years, we’ve been conducting a study in the San Joaquin River for which we deploy multiple fyke traps in the spring and Read More…

New Video: Evaluating Non-Native Fish Populations in the…

Our newest video features our ongoing project to study the non-native fishes of the San Joaquin River in California’s Central Valley. Read More…

Photo Friday: Recreation or Research?

It doesn't get much better when it comes to office views. Every once in a while, we have a project in which the best way to sample fish is Read More…

Photo Friday: Outside Looking In

Our fyke traps are back fishing in the San Joaquin River, and that means they require occasional cleaning. This photo won our recent staff Read More…

Film Friday: Fish Counting and Flow

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuN-j2RnEew Today's Film Friday is a time-lapse from the field, showing our fisheries technicians Read More…

Film Friday: And the Cycle Continues

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7cv5nWOjoc With our rotary screw trap monitoring in full swing, today's Film Friday is about a paper we Read More…

Fall Traditions: The Stanislaus Salmon Festival

Fall is in full swing, and so is the fall-run Chinook salmon migration in the Central Valley.  As is our fall tradition, we’ve installed Read More…

Flashback Friday: Heavy Metal

In today's Flashback Friday, we describe the installation of a rigid weir to monitor both upstream and downstream fish passages – Read More…