DNA flows Downhill: Using Aquatic eDNA for Terrestrial…
As rain falls and flows over the landscape, it carries all manner of debris into the watershed – including traces of animals that reside Read More…
Underreporting The World’s Freshwater Fishing Catch —…
In today’s Flashback Friday, we examine why fish catch reporting is incredibly important.
When a fishing catch isn’t officially Read More…
Rainbow Connection: Anadromy, Residency, and Barriers to…
Flexibility is a superpower for the fish Oncorhynchus mykiss, which can live in freshwater as a resident rainbow trout, or migrate to the Read More…
Young Salmon On The Rise — Flashback Friday
In today’s Flashback Friday we investigate why scientists are concerned about large numbers of young, mature Chinook salmon returning to Read More…
Clustering Cambodian Fish Diversity for Conservation
The Mekong River Basin contains one of the world’s most diverse freshwater communities that consists of some 850 fish species, many of Read More…
Hot and Hungry: Effect of Temperatures and Multiple…
Nearly any predator that can get its claws, beak, or teeth on a juvenile Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) will try to eat these Read More…
Carp Keep Out: Reconnecting Habitats without Spreading…
Traveling upstream and downstream through a network of waterways is an important process of many fish life cycles – one that is threatened Read More…
Catching Data: Angler App Shows Promise for Fisheries…
The pursuit of a trophy, the sheer excitement of a tight line, or the simple enjoyment of nature are all potential benefits of recreational Read More…
Pin-pointing Predation to Inform Models of Salmon Survival
Evading a barrage of hungry mouths is a challenge for any young migrating salmon, but directly observing and quantifying predation isn’t Read More…
Clips and Codes: Salmon Hatcheries — Flashback Friday
In today’s Flashback Friday we examine the hatchery contributions to the salmon populations in the California Central Valley.
Every Read More…