Photo Friday: It’s a wrap for the traps!
With juvenile salmon outmigration finished for the year, our rotary screw trap monitoring season has come to an end. Time to remove the Read More…
New eDNA Sampler Filters for Fish
If uncoiled and stretched to its full length, the DNA contained in a single human cell would be about two meters long, and the total length Read More…
“Telephoning” for Catfish: DIY Electrofishing, Southern…
If you can think of a way to catch a fish, chances are a fish biologist has probably tried to use it as a sampling method, no matter how Read More…
Photo Friday: Scenic Walk
Every once in a while we get to fit in a scenic stroll for science. After we mark juvenile salmon with brightly colored dye for an Read More…
Film Friday: Ontario’s First Riverwatcher
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pd2Wz-Hv1yg
As the North American distributor for the Riverwatcher fish counter, sometimes our work takes us Read More…
On Your Mark…
Winter is shifting into spring, and with the changing of the seasons comes the outmigration of Chinook salmon juveniles. That means it is Read More…
Photo Friday: Big Mess
Storms are typically good for fish, but bad for fisheries monitoring equipment... Today's Photo Friday shows the surprise that greeted our Read More…
Flashback Friday: Rainbow of Options
With juvenile salmon outmigration monitoring underway, we are also testing the efficiency of our rotary screw traps. Efficiency tests require Read More…
Photo Friday: Working Underwater
Working in water is a given when it comes to studying fish, but it can also present some challenges for installing equipment. Today's Photo Read More…
Flashback Friday – We Count Fish
It's a new year and our outmigration monitoring program is underway. Here's a look back at a post that explains how we count migrating Read More…