What do fish and wine have in common? Actually, a lot more than the perfect pairing at your favorite restaurant. North of San Francisco is the iconic Napa Valley Wine Region. Napa County’s land...
Picture a beautiful flowing stream, teeming with life and sparkling in the sunlight. Now, imagine that in a matter of days it has all disappeared, evaporated into the air and carried off with the...
The American Fisheries Society’s Fish Habitat Section is pleased to announce the following awards earned at the 2018 Annual Meeting. Congratulations! Best Student Paper Award Shadaesha Green, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Maryland “Elucidating the...
In the middle of the North Atlantic Ocean is a large gyre (a system created by circulating ocean currents) where the water is still and the wind barely blows; this place is known as...
Calling all fish habitat fanatics! Don’t miss the Monsters of Fish Habitat workshop in Tampa, Sunday, August 20 12:30-3:30PM! The 1980s “Monsters of Rock” tour brought together the best heavy metal bands in the...
Every day as you travel home from work, you likely pass over a stream, river, or creek. Roads cross these flowing watercourses with the help of culverts, dams, and bridges. These structures, however, can...
Many animals are known for exploiting a range of habitats over the course of their life. Deer traverse forest and fen, salmon make their infamous journey between stream and sea, and some sandpipers circle...
The Gulf of Mexico is one of the nation’s greatest natural resources. Harboring over 50% of our coastal wetlands, the Gulf hosts a multitude of critical species and habitats in addition to being an...
In Governor Brown’s Approval of bill AB2480, California took a major step in making its expansive water supply system even larger by including source watersheds within its water infrastructure management and funding scheme. In re-imagining...
