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50 years of raising trout

Fifty Years of Raising Trout at Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery

A spring chinook sign on a fence in front of snow-covered hatchery raceways

Seasons of Service: Winter Work at our Hatcheries

Image of hand holding brook trout next to stream

Habitat Restoration

Hunt for Brook Trout

A young woman fishing from a platform

Exhibitors set up in conference room

Wolf Creek NFH Attends Annual Kentuckiana Fly Fishing Show

An aerial view over a winding river with a road along one side and mountains with evergreen trees on the other. there is a light dusting of snow on the road and terrain.

A Long and Winding Journey Toward the Upper Salmon River

a closeup of a number of students looking closely at American eels in an aquatic tank. One of the students in the front stands pointing at the eels

Migratory Species

Eels in the classroom

A service member wearing waders stands in a river holding a camera.

Story of Service: Megan Frey

Wildlife Management

Injurious designation aims to protect aquatic environments from invasive invertebrates

A black and white salamander atop greenery.

Wildlife Management

Injurious designation aims to protect salamanders from a lethal fungus

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New Leader Named for Fish and Aquatic Conservation Program in the Pacific Region

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Science and Technology

Aquatic Invasive Species

A man with light hair and glasses wearing an orange collared shirt smiles. Behind him is a window.

New Leader Named for Fish and Aquatic Conservation Program in the Pacific Region

An aerial view of a river with a structure spanning across it. People are in the river with nets, rounding up fish.

Habitat Restoration

Salmon River Restoration for Chinook and Sockeye Recovery Efforts

Iowa Topeka Shiner Partnership Named Recovery Champions

a clear creek with trees in the background

Habitat Restoration

$7.5M More in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding to Support Salmon and Communities

Habitat Restoration

$70M for Fish Passage Projects to Address Climate Resilience, Strengthen Local Economies

Landscape view of a bridge over a blue lake with surrounding vegetation on a clear day

Habitat Restoration

$3.85 million awarded for fish and wildlife restoration in the Great Lakes Basin

Fish camp along the banks of a river with forest covered hills in the background and large drying racks on the shoreline filled with processed salmon.

Alaska Salmon and Invasive Species Efforts to Receive National Funding Investments

New Complex Manager at Leavenworth Fisheries Complex

Freshwater mussel with a prominant spine at the top of its shell sits on a red net

Endangered Species Act

Altamaha Spinymussel

Colorado pikeminnow at the bottom of streambed surrounded by rocks.

Facility Improvements at the Southwestern Native Aquatic Resources & Recovery Center

A rocky river flowing between trees

Habitat Restoration

Notice of Funding Opportunity for FY 2024 Great Lakes Fish and Wildlife Restoration Act

Endangered Species Act

Marking 50 years of conservation successes in Michigan

50 years of raising trout

Fifty Years of Raising Trout at Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery

A spring chinook sign on a fence in front of snow-covered hatchery raceways

Seasons of Service: Winter Work at our Hatcheries

Image of hand holding brook trout next to stream

Habitat Restoration

Hunt for Brook Trout

A young woman fishing from a platform

Exhibitors set up in conference room

Wolf Creek NFH Attends Annual Kentuckiana Fly Fishing Show

a closeup of a number of students looking closely at American eels in an aquatic tank. One of the students in the front stands pointing at the eels

Migratory Species

Eels in the classroom

An aerial view over a winding river with a road along one side and mountains with evergreen trees on the other. there is a light dusting of snow on the road and terrain.

A Long and Winding Journey Toward the Upper Salmon River

A service member wearing waders stands in a river holding a camera.

Story of Service: Megan Frey

A black and white salamander atop greenery.

Wildlife Management

Injurious designation aims to protect salamanders from a lethal fungus

Wildlife Management

Injurious designation aims to protect aquatic environments from invasive invertebrates

Image of beach horizon at Parker River NWR

Science and Technology

Aquatic Invasive Species

Canister full of cryogenic samples being pulled out of a liquid nitrogen filled dewar.

Science and Technology

Atlantic Salmon Cryopreservation