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Habitat Restoration

What is Fish Passage?

Habitat Restoration

Urban habitat from brownfields to pollinators

In the foreground, a bush blooms with white flowers. Mid-ground, a blue bird bath stands inside a garden surrounded by wooden fencing. In the background, a gazebo is near the garden, and the hatchery main building is beyond.

Habitat Restoration

Pollinator Partnerships

Black and white photo of a man bent over, pressing milt from a male salmon into a metal bucket. 5 or 6 other fish lie on boards on the ground behind him.

History and Culture

Cycle of Life: Raising Salmon Since 1940

History and Culture

First Woman of Fisheries

Wildlife Management

Natural Lake Trout Reproduction Returns to Lake Erie

Wildlife Wonders

The Incredible Journey

Endangered Species Act

Proposed Delisting of Snail Darter Due to Recovery

A fish swims in a tank with other fish and has a large mouth and dark, horizontal stripe along the side of its body.

Science and Technology

How to Enroll in the Investigational New Animal Drug (INAD) Program

Wildlife Management

Injurious Listings Protect Native Wildlife

A small, spotted fish swimming.

Science and Technology

Quick Guide for Drug Receipts

Native Cutthroat trout swimming in Yellowstone National Park

Science and Technology

Investigational New Animal Drugs (INADs) University - Freshman Level

person's hands holding a bright red fish with hearts

Migratory Species

Fish Fasts 20 Months for Chance at Love

Wildlife Wonders

Flexing the Mussels of Freshwater Rivers

Juvenile Pacific lamprey from the hatchery

Science and Technology

Growing a 'First Fish'

Dozens of silver fish swim over a rocky stream bed.

Habitat Restoration

Rallying ‘round the Presumpscot

Bad ‘dads: Crawdads of Kodiak

Avista biologist holding a Bull Trout before transport to be released into the Clark Fork River

Science and Technology

Rapid Genetic Analysis - an Abernathy Specialty

Science and Technology

Biologists use DNA to locate invasive and endangered species

Camp Shelby: 2021 Military Conservation Partner Award

Science and Technology

Combating sea lamprey in the Great Lakes with new technologies

History and Culture

Story Map - Travel with us down the Erie Canal

Kurt Steinke, an Electronics Engineer with the Abernathy Fish Technology Center adjusts an electroshocker's current and broadcast range as part of a study to control common carp densities at Malheur NWR Lake.

Science and Technology

Bringing Waterfowl Back to Malheur National Wildlife Refuge

A woman drives a boat wearing a life vest and Fish and Wildlife Service hat

Lodi women power historic fish monitoring effort