Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency

Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery and partners tagged and released two endangered fish species.

Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery staff joined partners Conservation Fisheries, Inc., Tennessee Aquarium, USFWS Cookeville ES Office, and TWRA to release multiple populations of the endangered Barrens topminnow.

Project Leader Kelly Taylor and Motor Vehicle Operator Charles Hood attended the TVA signing event at Tammen Park in Blue Ridge Georgia and provided rainbow trout for stocking.

Staff from Erwin National Fish Hatchery assisted the Tennessee Aquarium, Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, and US Forest Service to release southern Appalachian brook trout in a previously unoccupied tributary to Rock Creek.

In October, some people turn to movies for scary thrills. Many films portray bats as nefarious little creatures whose bite turns normal people into vampires and causes all other kinds of havoc. That’s in the movies. In real life, bats are more helpful than hurtful.

Appalachian monkeyface (Theliderma sparsa) is a species of freshwater mussel whose only population remains in a 20-mile reach of the Powell River extending from northeast Tennessee into southwest Virginia. Historically, this rare mussel has encountered decline by damming, siltation and pollution....

Friends of Dale Hollow National Fish Hatchery invited NOAA to give this year's presentation at the annual Wilderness Day Camp

With Round Hickorynut spawning season dwindling, staff at Erwin NFH had to act fast to collect gravid females for conservation efforts!

What happens to hatchery-raised Lake Sturgeon after release in the Tennessee River?