NFC is pleased to announce that our grant application was approved. NFC and our partners will work to research and design a AMD treatment system in the headwaters of Moshannon Creek throughout 2023…
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To better understand the impact of the lack of fish-passage, NFC installed two temperature loggers at locations upstream and downstream of the culvert…
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The Maine chapter of NFC worked with Friends of Merrymeeting Bay to develop information signs denoting the possible presence of state-endangered redfin pickerel…
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NY NFC has partnered with New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, Adirondack Wilderness Advocates…
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In early 2023, Virginia NFC Chair Michael Smith and board member Chuck Maguire joined nearly 150 government agency employees and volunteers…
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Continuing to build on our strong relationship with Rhode Island TU…
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Massachusetts NFC worked with Massachusetts Department of Conservation & Recreation and Pioneer Valley Trout Unlimited to develop an informational sign pertaining the presence of wild brook trout redds in the upper Swift River tailwater below Quabbin Reservoir…
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First up is Massachusetts, where MA NFC is working in conjunction with NOAA Fisheries and Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries to post signs in critical sturgeon habitat…
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This package represents a concerning reduction in protections for wild native salmonids, including State Heritage Fish waters and rare Arctic charr, through increased bag limits and/or decreased minimum length limits…
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On August 5th, Massachusetts NFC board member Jeff Moore helped MA Fish and Wildlife e-fish a small stream less than 15 miles southeast of Boston…
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The proposed rulemaking creating a framework for stocking documentation brings Pennsylvania in line with other states in the nation and will improve the commission’s ability to protect our wild native fish species…
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As a conservation non-profit, we need to do everything we can to limit our environmental footprint and resource consumption, or walk the walk not just talk the talk…
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While we do not have a presence in the state yet, NFC worked with Lonesome Larry Project, Idaho Fish & Game, and Shoshone-Bannock Fish and Game Department to develop a set of informational signs pertaining to endangered sockeye salmon…
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Led by Vice Chair Michael Jastremski, the Connecticut Chapter of NFC performed a live staking effort along a coldwater stream in the Housatonic River watershed in extreme western CT…
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The Vermont chapter of NFC worked with U.S. Forest Service, Vermont Fish & Wildlife, and Connecticut River Valley TU to develop an informational sign for the upper Deerfield River watershed…
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ME NFC in partnership with Maine Department of Marine Resources and Sea Run Brook Trout Coalition, have developed an informational sign for Midcoast and southern Maine sea-run brook trout rivers and streams…
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As a bottom-feeder, sturgeon are sometimes accidentally caught by anglers in rivers and estuaries…
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Like the American bald eagle and North American bison, Atlantic salmon represent a species that stands above all others in its scientific class in regard to power, strength, and endurance…
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The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife recently published a draft 2021–2035 Statewide Fisheries Management Plan for public review and input…
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The Massachusetts chapter of NFC recently spent the day with staff from the Connecticut Valley District office of MassWildlife…
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