In today’s Flashback Friday, we explore above the water and into the skies, delving into the wonders of herons. While quietly kayaking down a calm stretch of river, Read More…
The past year has been challenging for the entire world, and for us at FISHBIO it has been no exception. Yet despite the difficulties of the coronavirus Read More…
Every year, hundreds of thousands of adult Chinook salmon race upstream to their spawning grounds in the tributaries and mainstems of the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers. Read More…
While quietly kayaking down a calm stretch of river, you may be unaware that you are in the presence of a heron, until suddenly from downstream you Read More…
We’ll go to great lengths to rescue fish, even when it takes us to unexpected places. When we got a call from the Modesto Irrigation District to Read More…
Reviewing video footage from our automated monitoring cameras is usually all about counting fish, but every once in a while we get a surprise, like this beaver Read More…
What can you learn from a dead fish? Surprisingly, a lot. Dead salmon are a common sight this time of year, as adult fall-run Chinook salmon perish Read More…
To compliment this week's blog post about a rafting adventure on the Upper Tuolumne River, today's Film Friday pick is a short film we put together about Read More…
The Tuolumne River was recently in the spotlight at the 2nd Annual Tuolumne River Film and Culture Festival in Atherton, California. The festival helped to raise awareness Read More…
As we do every spring on many of the rivers in California, we are currently using rotary screw traps to enumerate outmigrating juvenile salmon – but this year, Read More…