An overview of NFC. Who we are, what we stand for, what we do, and how we do it…
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Native Fish Coalition believes that conservation starts with information and education. We feel strongly that an informed public is more likely…
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Unlike most state wild trout programs, Maine’s State Heritage Fish program is a law not a policy. It is also the most widely applied wild or native trout program in the country…
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NFC is looking to restore the the riparian area through tree-panting…
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NFC deployed 2 temperature loggers, one upstream and one downstream of a small timber cut, to dtermine what impact the tree removal was having on the stream…
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NFC undertook a season-long temperature monitoring effort in 2023 on Applebee Brook…
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The results of 2023 season-long temperature monitoring on MA NFC project water, Trout Brook in Dover.
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In most states, wild native brook trout in rivers and streams are afforded the least protection of any salmonid and many other game species, including stocked and nonnative fish…
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An overview and status of New Hampshire’s Wild Trout Management program...
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A presentation showing how Vermont stacks up against other eastern states in regard to protecting wild native brook trout…
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An overview of a proposal to replace a culvert on Applebee Brook in Carroll, New Hampshire…
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An overview of a proposal to remove the dam at the outlet of so-called “Breeder Pond” in Franconia Notch, New Hampshire…
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An overview of how New Hampshire defines “brook trout.” Currently a multi-species definition, NFC would like to see this changed to reflect brook trout only, and the creation of a general term for “trout.” for rules…
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An overview of the number of stocking waypoints, physical locations, being proposed for suspension in New Hampshire…
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A proposal by a coalition of conservation groups and individuals to a address a legal loophole that allows Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife and Department of Marine Resources to not list federally listed species at the state level.
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An overview of what NFC would like to see in regard to how New Hampshire classifies brook trout…
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Ice-out is also an environmental indicator. While year-to-year variances are meaningless, multi-year trends can be an indication of changes in weather patterns. They can also be an indicator of a warming or cooling climate…
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The following outlines how Vermont would stack up against other states under a proposal to reduce the daily limit on brook trout in rivers and streams from 12-fish to 8-fish…
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An overview of what NFC is doing and where in regard to no-live-fish-as-bait signage on state-owned land in Maine…
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The following is the status of an informational signage project associated with state-owned land in northern Somerset County managed by Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands…
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