The Spawning of Bonefish
A moonlit mystery of deep dives and drifting larvae, and the researchers tagging Keys bonefish to find where the next generation begins.
6/3/2020Heather Richie4 min read
Conservation
Asian Carp - Not just a local issue
They jump, they stink, and they're wrecking native fish populations on Kentucky Lake. Here's why this invasive species is everyone's problem.
Salt. Water. Quality
A Destin charter captain spends her mornings chasing fish and her off-hours testing the bay that keeps them alive.
Bristol Bay
Two uncles, a float plane, and a brown bear encounter that nearly sent everyone swimming — a Bristol Bay trip that made the stakes of protecting it personal.
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Kidneys of the Rivers
They filter 20 gallons a day and quietly keep rivers alive, yet most freshwater mussel species are vanishing. Here's why that catch-and-release matters more than you think.
Ice Jams
A river choked solid with ice each spring quietly reshapes its banks, and the scars show up on trees for years after.
Mercury & Dragonflies
A biologist looks past the fly pattern to ask what's really living in the streambed, and what it's carrying.