Fed Researchers Say Two Pesticides Harm Endangered Fish
Federal researchers have found that two widely used pesticides significantly harm endangered Northwest salmon and steelhead species. The opinion could lead to a change in …
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Snooki Approved
Hey Paulie, whatta you say we go do some fishin? New Jersey, not commonly known as a destination fishery, operates a robust hatchery stocking effort. …
Maine dam operator not protecting Atlantic salmon
Environmental groups and a Native American tribe have accused Brookfield Renewable, operator of a Maine dam on the Penobscot, of not fulfilling its obligation to …
California fishing organizations seek total closure of salmon seasons
Leaders of three California recreational and commercial fishing organizations called Friday for a complete closure of the salmon season this year, saying recent reports of …
Can Northern California Summer Steelhead Be Saved in Time?
Researchers have come to dire conclusions about California’s native fish: Almost half the salmonids will likely be extinct in the next 50 years, including over …
Plant-Based Salmon
New School Foods has debuted a plant based salmon filet that looks, cooks, tastes, and flakes like wild salmon without you needing to consume any actual salmon. LINK
Innovative New Survey Method Reduces Stress On Threatened Fish
Aquatic biologist Cory Noble has developed an innovative new way to reduce the stress on threatened greenback cutthroat while giving biologists a better view …
Palmyra’s Fishing for Science Program Tags 1,000th Fish
Given its remote location and protected status, Palmyra has become a hub of conservation research in the blue-water marine protected area on coral reefs, fisheries, …
Study Proves That Fish Can recognize Themselves In Photos
According to a recent study. Apparently, fish can recognize themselves in photographs and in reflections. Blue streak cleaner fish (say that in a hurry) were …
What do you get when you cross an alligator with a catfish?
It sounds like the start of a bad joke or the premise of a really bad horror flick. But it’s what geneticists at Auburn University …