The goal of the event was to post informational signs at roughly 100 brook trout ponds as part of a citizen science initiative to collect data to help protect these resources…
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The Ohio chapter of NFC hosted a seining event for members of the Hocking College Fish & Wildlife Club…
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GA NFC worked with Interpretive Ranger Adrian Fox from Sweetwater Creek State Park, and Jeff Wright from Alpharetta Outfitters…
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NFC has been trying to get two of the pictures on the WV DNR informational webpage for brook trout changed out for something more biologically accurate and ecologically responsible…
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Joey offered NFC an opportunity to include a kiosk as well…
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Nonnative spotted bass pose a threat to native shoal bass in Sweetwater Creek and other Georgia waters…
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Georgia NFC board member Palmer Henson recently asisted the Five Rivers conservation club at University of Georgia place coir mats and logs…
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The first signs were recently posted by VT NFC with help from Winooski Valley Park District…
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As part of a multi-state initiative, Vermont NFC just got its first endangered sturgeon signs…
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South Carolina is home to a rare form of redeye bass known as Bartram’s bass…
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There are 14 native fish in the lower Winooski River in northern Vermont that are classified by the state as Species of Greatest Conservation Need…
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WIth news that sturgeon had returned to the Connecticut River, VT NFC reached out to NOAA, Vermont Fish & WIldlife, and Connecticut River Conservancy…
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WV NFC assisted WVDNR to help reintroduce brook trout to a stream in the eastern panhandle region where they had been extirpated…
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PA NFC staffed a table to promote the wild native fish message and how local organizations and individuals can get involved…
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This challenges the theory that brown trout may be better suited to our warming waters than brook trout…
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The Maryland chapter of NFC worked with Maryland Department of Natural Resources on an informational sign pertaining to water temperatures for the Savage River...
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Nicholas and company logged over 4oo miles in 4 trucks and spent over 10 hours driving, hiking, and posting signs...
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The Ohio chapter of NFC partnered with Captina Conservancy to educate the public in regard to native fish...
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We felt that creating fish passage that would allow stocked and nonnative fish access to water they did not have access to today with no plan to suspend stocking just didn’t make sense. ..
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