A photo of the McCloud arm looking upstream from one of the telemetry deployment sites.
Joseph Mitchell Morse
Mitchell is a fish biologist with the Western Fisheries Research Center's Columbia River Research Laboratory.
Mitchell specializes in using acoustic telemetry to study the movement behaviors, survival, and passage of juvenile salmonids through high-head dams. His current and past projects span the Upper Columbia, Yakima, Willamette, and Sacramento basins.
Professional Experience
2024-Present: Fish Biologist, U.S. Geological Survey, Western Fisheries Research Center, Columbia River Research Laboratory, Cook, WA
Education and Certifications
B.S. 2022. Environmental Biology, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT
Science and Products
A photo of the McCloud arm looking upstream from one of the telemetry deployment sites.
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.
Science and Products
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.
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.