The Santa Cruz-Laos-Nepal Conservation Connection
In fall of 2019, FISHBIO welcomed Biraj Shrestha to join our team in Laos. Biraj is a Nepalese master’s student in the Coastal Science and Policy (CSP) Read More…
International Fisheries Research
Flashback Friday: Technology and Taimen
World Wildlife Day is coming up this weekend, so today's Flashback Friday features a truly unique wildlife species: taimen, the world's largest salmon. Technology is helping to 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 significant role Read More…
Salty stories, Fresh spaces: connecting marine and freshwater protected areas
Marine protected areas have become popular fisheries management tools around the world – but did you know there are also freshwater protected areas? The general principle is Read More…
Outside the Bubble: Communicating at the CalNeva AFS Meeting
Scientists are often portrayed as working “inside a bubble,” out of touch with the rest of society. In an effort to burst this stereotype, the recent Cal-Neva Read More…
Connecting the Mekong Fish Network
One of FISHBIO’s long-term initiatives in the Mekong Basin has been the development of the Mekong Fish Network, an effort to improve collaboration and communication in fisheries Read More…
Foreign fact finding
At FISHBIO, we place a great value on thinking and working internationally, so when a group of Chinese researchers contacted us seeking some information on the Vaki Read More…
The $6.08 luxury villa
Some people stuck in an office all day may dream of the glamorous and “fun-filled” life of a field researcher. Working in the field can be exciting, Read More…