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Catching poachers and zapping fish

Wildlife biologist and education coordinator Ashley Mueller celebrates with the 2022 Native American Fish and Wildlife Society National Summer Youth Practicum completion of the Colorado State University ropes course.
Wildlife biologist and education coordinator Ashley Mueller (green hat, big smile) celebrates with the 2022 Native American Fish and Wildlife Society National Summer Youth Practicum completion of the Colorado State University ropes course, where they built comradery, trust and confidence in themselves and their peers. (Photo courtesy of Native American Fish and Wildlife Society) On a July…
#Tribes, #TribalYouth, #Careers, #Colorado, #Trout, #AlaskanNatives, #Rivers, #NativeAmericans, #NaturalResources, #Fish

Partnership restores brook trout in five ponds within five years

Man holding a brook trout in the middle of a lake
Native brook trout migrate in a waterway in Maine. The USDA Forest Service, Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, and Trout Unlimited are working together to restore native brook trout within their historic range. (Freshwaters Illustrated photo by David Herasimtschuk) A fine mist rolled off the…
#NativeFish, #Fish, #Habitat, #Watershed, reclamation, #Recreation, #AquaticRestoration, #Trout

Fisheries Biologist Offers Tips

The author and his best friend and teammate, Badger, pose for a photo with two sea-run cutthroat trout while on a fishing the tidewaters of a Siuslaw National Forest river last July.
The coastal cutthroat trout is a fish of many names: sea-run cutthroat trout, blue-back, harvest trout, and among others. Photo by Aubree Benson. The coastal cutthroat trout is a fish of many names: sea-run cutthroat, blue-back, harvest, among others. Regardless of the name, most Pacific…
#Fishing, #Trout, cutthroat trout

Working together for clean water, healthy streams

A picture of two women planting a tree in a large grassy area where many other trees have been planted.
Volunteers are key to our efforts to plant trees and improve watersheds. They do the hard work of planting young trees in the ground and affixing plastic tubing that protect saplings from deer that would otherwise eat the trees. (Photo courtesy Chesapeake Bay Program) The earthy smell of…
#SharedStewardship, #Partnerships, #Watershed, riparian, #Wildlife, #Trout, #Farming, #Fish, #Freshwater, #Science