...hooks. Spring rains and snowmelt would annually reshape the creek. On one particularly rainy day in May, school was dismissed early; floodwaters were rising and buses needed to roll before... Read More
up and counseling the Ambassadors to hone their skills. Meet our Ambassadors on the Climate Ambassador webpage (https://bit.ly/2RL5rYq) and consider applying for the next class, set to begin fall 2022.... Read More
...I say, projected results, since our hopes are often elusive. For example, when envisioning the New Jersey shore post-Superstorm Sandy, why would we rely overly on habitat restoration (costly and... Read More
...patients because of the unique chemical nature of the fat and because of the relatively low cholesterol content. Finally, fish are a rich source of the vitamins and minerals that... Read More
...reduced electric power generation from the dam by 25%. As much as 31 inches of rain over several days in early July that triggered a cataclysmic mudslide in central Japan... Read More
nearly impossible for the project to move forward due to the restrictions on the amount of mine waste that could be disposed of in the Bristol Bay area. Recently, Pebble... Read More
advancing the Society (domestically and/or internationally)? If only I had a magic eight ball to summon…It’s been challenging the past two and a half years as I started my own... Read More
...welcoming home to all involved, and actively recruit those directly or indirectly involved in fisheries, including those involved in fish culture, fish nutrition, genetics, and rank-and-file field biologists who think... Read More
...a bit more creatively — and hopefully benefit both the fishing and fish communities,” said lead author Kiva Oken, a UW doctoral student in quantitative ecology and resource management. “I... Read More
currently available software (i.e., Fish Bioenergetics 3.0) has not been updated in over 20 years and is incompatible with newer operating systems (i.e., 64-bit). Moreover, since the release of Fish... Read More
