This is Shasta Dam in California. Mitchell Morse and Caitlin Stockwell drove down to Redding, CA to wrap up the Shasta Reservoir fish telemetry project. They worked with California Department of Fish and Wildlife partners to remove 16 submersible acoustic telemetry receivers within the reservoir, and 5 receivers installed on Shasta Dam.
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Shasta Dam
This is Shasta Dam in California. Mitchell Morse and Caitlin Stockwell drove down to Redding, CA to wrap up the Shasta Reservoir fish telemetry project. They worked with California Department of Fish and Wildlife partners to remove 16 submersible acoustic telemetry receivers within the reservoir, and 5 receivers installed on Shasta Dam.
Boat on Shasta Reservoir
California Department of Fish & Wildlife boat on Shasta Reservoir partnering with USGS Western Fisheries Research Center to conduct telemetry studies.
California Department of Fish & Wildlife boat on Shasta Reservoir partnering with USGS Western Fisheries Research Center to conduct telemetry studies.
Shasta Reservoir McCloud Arm
A photo of the McCloud arm looking upstream from one of the telemetry deployment sites.
A photo of the McCloud arm looking upstream from one of the telemetry deployment sites.
Telemetry Receivers on Shasta Reservoir, CA
Mitchell Morse and Caitlin Stockwell drove down to Redding, CA to wrap up the Shasta Reservoir fish telemetry project. They worked with California Department of Fish and Wildlife partners to remove 16 submersible acoustic telemetry receivers within the reservoir, and 5 receivers installed on Shasta Dam.
Mitchell Morse and Caitlin Stockwell drove down to Redding, CA to wrap up the Shasta Reservoir fish telemetry project. They worked with California Department of Fish and Wildlife partners to remove 16 submersible acoustic telemetry receivers within the reservoir, and 5 receivers installed on Shasta Dam.
Randi M. Bowman
This is Randi M. Bowman, a fish biologist with the Western Fisheries Research Center
This is Randi M. Bowman, a fish biologist with the Western Fisheries Research Center
Scientists Digging For Lamprey
Check out these photos from the field! Lisa K Weiland (sitting) and Leah Tai from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are shown above. This project is working to learn how larval lampreys use soft substrates for burrowing.
Check out these photos from the field! Lisa K Weiland (sitting) and Leah Tai from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are shown above. This project is working to learn how larval lampreys use soft substrates for burrowing.
Videos
Anadromous Steelhead and resident Rainbow Trout interactions
Anadromous Steelhead and resident Rainbow Trout interactionsThis video captures both the resident and anadromous forms of (Oncorhyncus mykiss) Rainbow Trout in a small tributary in the upper Cowlitz River Basin, Washington during spawning season. The male Rainbow Trout exhibits a courting behavior as it quivers against the side of the larger female (HOR) hatchery origin steelhead.
Anadromous Steelhead and resident Rainbow Trout interactions
Anadromous Steelhead and resident Rainbow Trout interactionsThis video captures both the resident and anadromous forms of (Oncorhyncus mykiss) Rainbow Trout in a small tributary in the upper Cowlitz River Basin, Washington during spawning season. The male Rainbow Trout exhibits a courting behavior as it quivers against the side of the larger female (HOR) hatchery origin steelhead.
Drano Lake Sockeye Salmon
Adult Sockeye Salmon in Drano Lake, WA on July 15th and 16th 2015.
Adult Sockeye Salmon in Drano Lake, WA on July 15th and 16th 2015.