NFC is pleased to announce that our grant application was approved. NFC and our partners will work to research and design a AMD treatment system in the headwaters of Moshannon Creek throughout 2023…
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To better understand the impact of the lack of fish-passage, NFC installed two temperature loggers at locations upstream and downstream of the culvert…
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Raised in a suburb just outside of Boston, NFC Executive Director Bob Mallard was fascinated by the cities network of subterranean streams...
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Pennsylvania NFC is working with other organizations, agencies, and businesses to better understand the impact of vertical flow wetlands in regard to water temperature…
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Species at the extreme edges of their native range are more likely to be stressed by changes in weather patterns than other populations…
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We were pleasantly surprised to see a good volume of clear water, a clean sand and gravel bottom, and a notable lack of trash or other debris...
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After months of work by the Virginia chapter of NFC and others, VA, formally dedicated the state’s first snorkel trail at Damascus Town Park…
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The Massachusetts chapter of NFC recently assisted MassWildlife in e-fishing a sea-run brook trout stream on Cape Cod…
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While heavily stocked with nonnative rainbow trout, the Swift River is inarguably Massachusetts’ finest wild native brook trout stream…
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The goal of the event was to post informational signs at roughly 100 brook trout ponds as part of a citizen science initiative to collect data to help protect these resources…
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The Ohio chapter of NFC hosted a seining event for members of the Hocking College Fish & Wildlife Club…
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Joey offered NFC an opportunity to include a kiosk as well…
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Georgia NFC board member Palmer Henson recently asisted the Five Rivers conservation club at University of Georgia place coir mats and logs…
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South Carolina is home to a rare form of redeye bass known as Bartram’s bass…
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WV NFC assisted WVDNR to help reintroduce brook trout to a stream in the eastern panhandle region where they had been extirpated…
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This challenges the theory that brown trout may be better suited to our warming waters than brook trout…
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The Maryland chapter of NFC worked with Maryland Department of Natural Resources on an informational sign pertaining to water temperatures for the Savage River...
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The Ohio chapter of NFC partnered with Captina Conservancy to educate the public in regard to native fish...
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This effort has proven worthwhile as we have picked up a few mistakes that would be addressed the following year, and as the list of stocked waters gets smaller, other problems become more visible…
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