This photo below also shows all the tags that Western Fisheries Research Center scientists use to implant in fish, in reference to a quarter. From top to bottom: quarter, SS300P (depth sensing) acoustic tag, SS400 acoustic tag, ELAT acoustic tag, and a 12mm PIT tag on the bottom.
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This photo below also shows all the tags that Western Fisheries Research Center scientists use to implant in fish, in reference to a quarter. From top to bottom: quarter, SS300P (depth sensing) acoustic tag, SS400 acoustic tag, ELAT acoustic tag, and a 12mm PIT tag on the bottom.
This is a dredge material deposition site named the Woodland Islands. Western Fisheries Research Center scientists study this area as habitat for fish like salmon.
This is a dredge material deposition site named the Woodland Islands. Western Fisheries Research Center scientists study this area as habitat for fish like salmon.
Mountain Goat in the Upper Reach of Snake River below Hells Canyon Dam and Seven Devils Mountains
Mountain Goat in the Upper Reach of Snake River below Hells Canyon Dam and Seven Devils MountainsThis is a mountain goat in the upper reach Snake River below Hells Canyon dam and Seven Devils mountains, captured during coop work with Idaho Power by Tobyn Rhodes, a scientist at the Western Fisheries Research Center.
Mountain Goat in the Upper Reach of Snake River below Hells Canyon Dam and Seven Devils Mountains
Mountain Goat in the Upper Reach of Snake River below Hells Canyon Dam and Seven Devils MountainsThis is a mountain goat in the upper reach Snake River below Hells Canyon dam and Seven Devils mountains, captured during coop work with Idaho Power by Tobyn Rhodes, a scientist at the Western Fisheries Research Center.
Scientists at the Western Fisheries Research Center collect fish diet samples to analyze their contents and better understand the food web.
Scientists at the Western Fisheries Research Center collect fish diet samples to analyze their contents and better understand the food web.
Sophie Hall of the Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission sampling tissues of a Sockeye Salmon Oncorhynchus nerka at the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) Cedar River Hatchery in the Lake Washington watershed. Led by U.S.
Sophie Hall of the Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission sampling tissues of a Sockeye Salmon Oncorhynchus nerka at the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) Cedar River Hatchery in the Lake Washington watershed. Led by U.S.
This is a photograph of a juvenile Chinook and juvenile Coho salmon fish. Western Fisheries Research Center scientists study these fish.
This is a photograph of a juvenile Chinook and juvenile Coho salmon fish. Western Fisheries Research Center scientists study these fish.
Videos
skyline at night with lots of artificial light from houses and buildings along the lake
This is a video about the artificial light at night project, happening in Seattle, WA out of the USGS Western Fisheries Research Center.
This is a video about the artificial light at night project, happening in Seattle, WA out of the USGS Western Fisheries Research Center.
skyline at night with lots of artificial light from houses and buildings along the lake
This is a video about the artificial light at night project, happening in Seattle, WA out of the USGS Western Fisheries Research Center.
This is a video about the artificial light at night project, happening in Seattle, WA out of the USGS Western Fisheries Research Center.
Chinook (or King) salmon support numerous cultural and economic needs and make up more than 75% of the diet of many Indigenous communities.
Chinook (or King) salmon support numerous cultural and economic needs and make up more than 75% of the diet of many Indigenous communities.
Endangered Klamath Sucker fish held in hand with glove above bucket of water
This is a video of a juvenile sucker in Upper Klamath Lake, OR. Through decades of research, scientists at the USGS Western Fisheries Research Center have determined that over the last 30 years something has prevented young suckers from reaching adulthood. Scientists work tirelessly to find the cause of this break in recruitment into adulthood.
This is a video of a juvenile sucker in Upper Klamath Lake, OR. Through decades of research, scientists at the USGS Western Fisheries Research Center have determined that over the last 30 years something has prevented young suckers from reaching adulthood. Scientists work tirelessly to find the cause of this break in recruitment into adulthood.
boat with USGS fisheries scientists on Upper Klamath Lake, OR
Juvenile Sucker Sampling on Upper Klamath Lake, OR
Juvenile Sucker Sampling on Upper Klamath Lake, ORThis is a video of fieldwork in Upper Klamath Lake, OR. Here, biologists sample for juvenile suckers, an endangered fish species in the lake.
Juvenile Sucker Sampling on Upper Klamath Lake, OR
Juvenile Sucker Sampling on Upper Klamath Lake, ORThis is a video of fieldwork in Upper Klamath Lake, OR. Here, biologists sample for juvenile suckers, an endangered fish species in the lake.
This is a video with Melanie Prentice and Grace Crandall on solving the mystery behind Sea Star Wasting Disease.
This is a video with Melanie Prentice and Grace Crandall on solving the mystery behind Sea Star Wasting Disease.