Outwitting The Fish
Craig Springer, a Fish Biologist with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, sent us a link to this soulful piece he wrote about chasing New …
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Bi-partisan bill would end Coumbia River gillnetting
A bipartisan group of twenty-four Washington senators has introduced a bill Friday requires ending the practice of using non-tribal gill nets to harvest salmon in …
Let The Games Begin
For the second year in a row, anglers will get the chance to chase wild steelhead during a catch-and-release fishery beginning Feb. 1 on the …
Friends of the Eel River Respond to PGE Announcement
Some good news on the Eel River and the dam removal front. Friends of the Eel River welcomes the announcement by PG&E that the utility is …
Zinke and BLM lands in Montana
As former Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke rides off into the sunset, Montanans are forced to confront the repercussions of his decisions for our public lands. …
BNT allays residents’ fear of anchored fishing vessel in Andros
The Bahamas National Trust (BNT) is seeking to allay the fears of residents in Mangrove Cay, Andros who purport that a foreign fishing vessel …
The Cost of Trout Fishing
Douglass Thompson, a professor of geology at Connecticut College, argues in this 2015 The New York Times op-ed that “We are devastating populations of marine species simply to support …
What Happens to Fish After a Wildfire?
With temperatures on the rise due to global climate change, wildfires will be having a greater impact on fish stocks than ever before. When a …
Try something different than hatcheries to save fish
Pete Soverel writes about the abysmal results of using hatchery steelhead as a fisheries management tool and why it’s time we should try something different. …
CRISIS ON THE COLORADO: PART II
Part two of E360’s series on the challenges facing the Colorado River. With the Southwest locked in a 19-year drought and climate change making the …