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Comprehensive monitoring of freshwater and saltwater fish populations across national waterways, tracking abundance, distribution, and health.
Read More →Working with local communities and agencies to restore critical spawning grounds, riparian zones, and aquatic ecosystems.
Read More →Gathering data on recreational fishing activity to inform sustainable management practices and conservation policy.
Read More →Identifying and monitoring threatened and endangered aquatic species to guide protection efforts and recovery programs.
Read More →Join citizen scientists in the field — help collect data, tag fish, and contribute to conservation efforts nationwide.
Read More →Programs for schools, clubs, and communities to learn about aquatic ecology, sustainable fishing, and conservation.
Read More →Help us track fish and wildlife by submitting your field observations. Your reports contribute to real-time monitoring of species health and distribution.
Advance notification is not required for emergency work in streams, lakes, and rivers when carried out for the in-kind repair of a structure or facility, or to remove debris from a water course.
Examples of emergency work include immediate actions necessary to protect life or property, emergency repairs to public facilities, and emergency projects to maintain or restore existing waterways.
Check out upcoming field surveys, community events, and volunteer opportunities for the month of March.
Grants approved for 27 projects across 18 counties to protect biodiversity and restore important wildlife habitats.
Our latest research findings on fish population trends, habitat health, and recommendations for sustainable management.