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USGS Western Fisheries Research Center (WFRC) Biologist, Amy Hansen, is the winner of our first newsletter photo contest.

One of our most significant challenges in environmental science and management is convincing humanity that its worth changing our behaviors to improve...

Determining the causes of natural mortality in wild marine fish populations is extremely challenging. Scientists at WFRC and University of Washington...

Reintroducing anadromous fish upstream of Grand Coulee and Chief Joseph dams has the potential to substantially contribute to the recovery of salmon...

Rivers around the world provide valuable ecosystem services like food, drinking water, and recreational opportunity, as well as important...

Climate change is leading to longer droughts and less water; more dramatic flood events; rising sea levels, and warmer, more acidic and less...

Artificial light at night has an impact on fish behavior, altering their patterns of feeding, migrating, and predator avoidance.

March is Women's History Month! Watch this story about work to save endangered suckers in the Klamath Basin, featuring WFRC Fish Biologist, Summer...