The Vermont chapter of NFC is working with Vermont Fish & Wildlife on a unique project to better understand species interactions…
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Bow Bog Stream is a coldwater system with varying habitat types and numerous small tributaries…
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Members of NFC, MassWildlife, Newton Conservators, and volunteers met to capture wild native fish from Bullough’s Pond to be released in the headwaters of Laundry Brook…
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The Newton Cemetery and Arboretum fish tours were a huge success. As things progressed, they became more about the aquatic habitats and what lives there than simply fish…
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The streams that NFC is responsible for are two of the most difficult to access in the watershed. As such, there is very little data available for them, making out involvement all the more important and impactful…
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As soon as the signs are posted we will start collecting data…
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Thanks to the generosity of the Newton Conservators, MA NFC will be expanding its eDNA metabarcoding sampling in Newton’s suburban and urban streams…
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If not, it is a sign that something is wrong at the watershed level, as while it is easy to depress a population of fish, their complete loss is usually the sign of compound problems, not a single issue or event.…
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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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Friends of Cold Spring Park, one of our partners on our Cold Spring Brook in Newton, Massachusetts, project recently added a first ever section on fish to the wildlife page on their website…
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Pennsylvania NFC is working with other organizations, agencies, and businesses to better understand the impact of vertical flow wetlands in regard to water temperature…
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In early spring 2023, NFC was approached by Northwoods Brewing Co. out of Northwood, New Hampshire, about developing a beer commemorating Maine’s State Heritage Fish waters.…
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After a very successful webinar sponsored by Newton Conservators that featured NFC’s work on suburban and urban streams in Newton, Massachusetts, the story was picked up by The Heights…
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While NFC has looked at a lot of different things in regard to overall stream health, the focus of the presentation was on fish…
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NFC is working with towns located on Lake Sunapee in New Hampshire in regard to a series of kiosk signs denoting the historical presence and subsequent loss of rare Arctic charr known as Sunapee trout at the time…
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The goal was to understand what species of fish could and could not live in the stream…
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New Hampshire gets first endangered sturgeon informational signs as part of a multi-state project…
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Pennsylvania NFC hopes these signs bring more awareness to the presence of the wild native brook trout and interest in protecting them…
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While most of what NFC does with regard to informational signage spotlight species and life history strategy presence, it is equally as important to spotlight the loss of such…
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In total, these two eels had to travel more than 100 miles to get to where they were captured…
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