Streamflow Trumps Temperature for Trout Survival
A global study of trout ecology by researchers based at Glacier National Park found water temperature and streamflow to be the most powerful predictors of …
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Landmark Deal Protects Great Bear Rainforest
Indigenous tribes, timber firms and environmental groups in western Canada have welcomed a deal to protect one of the world’s largest remaining tracts of temperate …
When Bass Have Balls and Eggs…
A report published this fall found that 60 – 75 percent of male smallmouth bass in the Missisquoi River carry eggs. Researchers believe the condition results from …
Montana Cutthroat Holding Their Own
While crossbreeding with other fish remains the biggest risk to Montana’s westslope cutthroat trout, new DNA testing shows the populations may be tougher than expected. …
The Valley Below
Comprehensive article on dam removal told through the lens of O’Shaughnessy Dam, which flooded the once magnificent Hetch Hetchy Valley and created San Francisco’s most …
Motionless Trailer
Two friends reveal a global problem society remains motionless about in this conservation inspired film. Stay tuned for the full film release by the folks …
PacifiCorp Pursues Dam Removal on the Klamath
With federal legislation falling through, PacifiCorp is trying to reach a deal with federal and state regulators to remove four aged dams on the Klamath …
Keepemwet Teams Up With TU
All this week, keepemwet is providing tips on how to #makefishingbetter with the good folks over at Trout Unlimited. Five days of fish handling love to …
Approval to Dump Treated Coal Ash Wastewater in James River
The State Water Control Board approved permits to allow Dominion Virginia Power to dump treated wastewater from coal ash pits into the James and Potomac …
Recovery: Rehoming Brook Trout, the Dweller of Springs
Everywhere in brook trout’s natural U.S. range, from Georgia to Maine and as far west as Iowa, there is less and less of what it …