As part of a multi-agency initiative to post informational signs pertaining to the prohibition on the use of baitfish on a group of self-sustaining native brook trout ponds in Vermont…
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NFC is very exited to announce the formation of a new Georgia chapter. This expands our southeastern U.S. coverage, while creating a large, and very important, contiguous footprint in Alabama/Georgia…
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As part of a project involving eight small ponds and four government agencies, the first new no-fish-as-bait signs have been posted on Vermont waters…
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NFC worked with the Passamaquoddy Tribe of Indian Township to develop a custom sign in tribal colors with a tribal seal that recognizes their jurisdiction over the land…
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The VT chapter of NFC worked with VT Fish & Wildlife, VT Forests, Parks & Recreation; US Forest Service, and US Fish & Wildlife on a series of informational signs pertaining to the use of live fish as bait on nine wild native brook trout ponds in Vermont…
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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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All-star volunteers Leslie, Jim, and Matt Kelly just posted an informational sign on the 300th Maine State Heritage Fish water…
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New Hampshire NFC has been analyzing the data and running some numbers to try to get a feeling for the overall impact of the proposed stocking suspensions from NH Fish and Game…
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As NFC delves deeper into the proposed stocking changes from New Hampshire Fish and Game, we are learning some interesting things we would like to share…
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There has been a lot of chatter on the internet lately in regard to some proposed stocking changes in New Hampshire…
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NFC is excited to announce the launch of our 8th state chapter: West Virginia. We now have chapters in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Alabama…
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The Massachusetts chapter of NFC posted informational signs at the herring counting stations on the Shawsheen River in Andover…
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The Maine chapter of NFC worked with Bureau of Public Lands and Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife to design a special sign for waters on state-owned lands that are closed to the use of live fish as bait, and not specifically noted in the law book…
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The first endangered darter signs have gone up on Turkey Creek.…
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The Alabama chapter of NFC just received a batch of endangered darter signs. They are slated for the Turkey Creek Nature Preserve in Pinson, Alabama, home to two species of endangered species of darter…
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NFC has added an AVID MiniTracker Pro for in-the-field PIT reading. This compact scanner will be used to scan fish during angling surveys to see if they have been tagged…
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Members of the Pennsylvania chapter of Native Fish Coalition and a volunteer from the local Conservation District conducted a habitat assessment on the East Fork of Sinnemahoning Creek in Potter County…
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The Massachusetts chapter of NFC returned to the Shawsheen River in Andover Spring 2021 to get ready to start counting returning river herring…
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The Pennsylvania chapter of Native Fish Coalition conducted water quality sampling, water sample collection, and Benthic Macroinvertebrate surveys on several tributaries to Moshannon Creek…
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There is no biological reason for Maine not to list a species that U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service or National Marine Fisheries Service has listed as Threatened or Endangered…
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