Celebrating Fish Conservation for World Fish Migration Day
Migratory fish, and the rivers they live and travel in, are the key focus of our work in both California and Laos. For the past several years, Read More…
Fried Banana Skippers
Edible insects have always been a part of a traditional diet in Lao PDR. From ant larvae to crickets, the people of Lao PDR enjoy collecting Read More…
Film Friday: Fish Puppets on Parade in Laos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaLpYikiLI8
World Fish Migration Day is just one week away on April 21! To get ready, we're revisiting this Read More…
Film Friday: Navigating Hyacinth in Cambodia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzSkjQNjYmM&list=PLWX1xLBqQ-vy2RLtvX3MNEegv5m58Vjtb
While traveling with our partners for the Wonders of Read More…
Flashback Friday: Valuing Wetlands in Southeast Asia
Today's Flashback Friday is a celebration of wetlands and a look at one of our projects in Southeast Asia. Watch our video Studying Wetland Read More…
Scientific Supplies for Lao Students
Students in three rural villages in Laos now have some new tools for checking the health of their local rivers in streams. For several Read More…
Flashback Friday: What Makes a Fisher?
With World Fisheries Day coming up on November 21, today's Flashback Friday explains why counting the number of fishers in a community can Read More…
Fish Landing in Laos
The Nakasang Fish Landing is a major hub for buying and selling fish along the Mekong River. It is located near the Khone Falls in Khong Read More…
Flooded Road
The rainy season in Laos brings a whole new level of uncertainty to field work, and requires extra resourcefulness. After our team recently Read More…
Training Time
After more than a year in development, a draft of our Fish Conservation Zone (FCZ) assessment guidebook is finally in print. FISHBIO staff were Read More…