Mentioned the other day in a post my new membership to the North American Native Fishes Association (NANFA). Image: NANFA So what exactly is NANFA? Well, their mission is "dedication to the appreciation, study, and conservation of the continent's native fishes." They're basically a non-profit organization that hits the following points with their activities: Increase and … Continue reading North American Native Fishes Association (NANFA)
Tag: Conservation
A Few Quick Fishy Hits
Was popping around the internet yesterday and found a few articles/nuggets that might be of interest. Sure, this isn't a post of original content, rather a compilation of fishy shares, but they were good reads, so figured you might find them as such too.So Much Water in Pennsylvania...I was a dummy when I lived in … Continue reading A Few Quick Fishy Hits
Restoring Brookies: An Appalachian Brook Trout Story
A cool little documentary project recently popped up on my social feeds, and I'm all about helping them get the word out. It's an upcoming film focusing on the story of the Southern Appalachian Brook trout, the native char of the Southeastern United States. http://www.restoringbrookies.com The synopsis for the film as provided by their website … Continue reading Restoring Brookies: An Appalachian Brook Trout Story
The New Way Forward: Wetlands
It's crazy all the information that's out on the internet. What do rice fields & salmon have in common? I'm not talking about sushi either.I absolutely love the videos that California Trout posts to Vimeo. The New Way Forward: Wetlands, an almost nine-minute short from River Garden Films is no exception, and is definitely worth the … Continue reading The New Way Forward: Wetlands
Pacific Rivers "Free Flow" Newsletter
Did you think you were going to read something informative written by me? Don't be silly...But what you should be is curious enough to click on the link HERE, or the photo below and check out the Pacific Rivers "Free Flow" newsletter, in an e-reader format. If you're not familiar with Pacific Rivers, they are an … Continue reading Pacific Rivers "Free Flow" Newsletter