As soon as the weather allows, members of MD NFC will be posting the signs, and before things get warm so anglers are aware of the issue well in advance…
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While NFC was able to breach the dam to get the water flowing and all fish to pass, the dam will unfortunately likely be built again…
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As part of our recommendations, Friends of Cold Spring Park posted 2 informational signs designed by NFC denoting the presence of golden shiners and American eels on a kiosk at the entrance to the park…
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This year NFC worked with Joey and the folks at The Fly Fishing Show to get Chance to the Marlborough MA show as well the Edison NJ show…
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It’s great to be publicly recognized by your partners, especially when you are small and they are big…
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We returned in late August, fearing the worst as most of New England was in a deep drought and had been for close to two months…
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While fishing in the White Mountains Region of New Hampshire, NFC board member…
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The Ohio chapter of Native Fish Coalition Ohio Chapter partnered with Friends of the Lower Olentangy Watershed and Columbus & Franklin County Metro Parks…
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NFC is looking to confirm whether sea-run river herring or other species of fish from the Charles River are using, or trying to use, Laundry Brook, Cheesecake Brook, or other tributaries…
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Members of MA NFC recently helped Squan-a-Tissit TU reinstall a repaired PIT tag antenna on Sucker Brook that had been damaged by beavers…
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Seven years, 364 ponds, and 510 State Heritage Fish signs later, while the sign had a couple of bullet holes in it and the tree it was posted on had lost its bark, the sign was in amazingly good shape…
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Temperature loggers placed at the multiple daylighting locations and other critical points will help us understand highs, lows, spikes, averages, and trends…
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Three species of fish were encountered: Domestic feeder goldfish, nonnative fathead minnows, and native white suckers…
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NFC Executive Director Bob Mallard and National Chair Emily Bastian stopped by Cabelas in Scarborough, Maine, to see “Chance” the traveling brook trout…
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Bob was admittedly shocked to see a picture of a nonnative brown trout featured on the WV DNR brook trout webpage, especially since brook trout is the official State Fish of West Virginia…
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Without action, Trout Brook will continue to decline in regard to functioning as a coldwater ecosystem…
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NFC collected water samples from 4 sites in the watershed to be tested for eDNA metabarcoding. The results were quite interesting…
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After 2 seasons of extensive fieldwork and analysis, NFC has concluded that brook trout are remnant at best and possibly extirpated from Trout Brook…
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NFC was pleasantly surprised to see a good volume of clear water, relatively clean sand and gravel bottom, and a notable lack of trash or other debris...
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For anything notable to change, folks will need to be flexible, think out of the box, and avoid excessive caution and analysis that often leads to inaction…
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