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Erwin National Fish Hatchery

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Troughs full of sack fry in the Hatch house

Egg Shipment: One more thing to be Thankful For

A freshwater mussel peaks above the substrate, surrounded by gravel and aquatic vegetation.

Searching in Sevierville

A man holds a gopher tortoise.

A Long Way From Home

A man standing in a raceway, picking up fish from a white tub.

Spawning Season Starts Again

An oystermussel displays its bright blue lure, sitting between algae covered rocks.

Life in the Nolichucky

Three eggs jars filled with orange rainbow trout eggs.

An Egg-cellent Year

A crumpled shipping container in the Cane River.

Endangered Species Act

Hellbent On Survival

A man attached a PIT tag to a freshwater mussel

Finding Freshwater Mussels

A pile of freshwater mussels on the bank.

Freshwater Mussels

Erwin NFH and TVA staff stand in front of the Erwin National Fish Hatchery sign.

A Collaborative Partnership

Hatchery personnel transferring trout from truck to truck with stocking hose

Helene Recovery Efforts

Looking across a green lawn with trees in the background is a large yellow house with a wrap around porch. In the foreground, near the house are several tents set up providing a place for storm volunteers to stay.

Hatchery Hosts Flood Relief Volunteers

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Troughs full of sack fry in the Hatch house

Egg Shipment: One more thing to be Thankful For

A freshwater mussel peaks above the substrate, surrounded by gravel and aquatic vegetation.

Searching in Sevierville

A man holds a gopher tortoise.

A Long Way From Home

A man standing in a raceway, picking up fish from a white tub.

Spawning Season Starts Again

An oystermussel displays its bright blue lure, sitting between algae covered rocks.

Life in the Nolichucky

Three eggs jars filled with orange rainbow trout eggs.

An Egg-cellent Year

A crumpled shipping container in the Cane River.

Endangered Species Act

Hellbent On Survival

A man attached a PIT tag to a freshwater mussel

Finding Freshwater Mussels

A pile of freshwater mussels on the bank.

Freshwater Mussels

Erwin NFH and TVA staff stand in front of the Erwin National Fish Hatchery sign.

A Collaborative Partnership

Hatchery personnel transferring trout from truck to truck with stocking hose

Helene Recovery Efforts

Looking across a green lawn with trees in the background is a large yellow house with a wrap around porch. In the foreground, near the house are several tents set up providing a place for storm volunteers to stay.

Hatchery Hosts Flood Relief Volunteers

Pagination

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