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Researcher from Klamath Falls Field Station downloading data during a flood on the Williamson River Oregon.
Researcher from Klamath Falls Field Station downloading data during a flood on the Williamson River Oregon.
Juvenile Chinook salmon monitoring below the The Dalles Dam on the Columbia River.
Juvenile Chinook salmon monitoring below the The Dalles Dam on the Columbia River.
Juvenile herring with classic signs of VHS including focal hemorrhaging around the eyes, mouth, and fin bases.
Juvenile herring with classic signs of VHS including focal hemorrhaging around the eyes, mouth, and fin bases.
Researcher, works at the microscope, Marrowstone Marine Field Station, Nordland, WA.
Researcher, works at the microscope, Marrowstone Marine Field Station, Nordland, WA.
Juvenile white sturgeon held by human hand. Columbia River, bottom trawl for yoy indexing.
Juvenile white sturgeon held by human hand. Columbia River, bottom trawl for yoy indexing.
Weighing a juvenile white sturgeon. Columbia River, bottom trawl for yoy indexing.
Weighing a juvenile white sturgeon. Columbia River, bottom trawl for yoy indexing.
Researchers surgically implanting transmitter, white sturgeon, for passage study. Columbia River near The Dalles Dam.
Researchers surgically implanting transmitter, white sturgeon, for passage study. Columbia River near The Dalles Dam.
Researchers preparing to surgically implant transmitter, white sturgeon, for passage study. Columbia River near The Dalles Dam.
Researchers preparing to surgically implant transmitter, white sturgeon, for passage study. Columbia River near The Dalles Dam.
Researchers surgically implanting transmitter, white sturgeon, for passage study. Columbia River near The Dalles Dam.
Researchers surgically implanting transmitter, white sturgeon, for passage study. Columbia River near The Dalles Dam.
Gary Barton (USGS) and Jeff Laufle (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) carried out a particle size analysis of the surface riverbed material on the right bank (facing downstream) of the Snake River about three miles below Ice Harbor Dam near Burbank, WA.
Gary Barton (USGS) and Jeff Laufle (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) carried out a particle size analysis of the surface riverbed material on the right bank (facing downstream) of the Snake River about three miles below Ice Harbor Dam near Burbank, WA.
Image of the Western Fisheries Research Center, Marrowstone Marine Field Station. Looking east toward Puget Sound.
Image of the Western Fisheries Research Center, Marrowstone Marine Field Station. Looking east toward Puget Sound.
Trawling for Delta Smelt using a Kodiak Trawl in the Sacramento River aboard the USGS Research Vessel Sentinel.
Trawling for Delta Smelt using a Kodiak Trawl in the Sacramento River aboard the USGS Research Vessel Sentinel.
Pat Connolly (USGS-CRRL), Greg Morris (Yakama Nation), and Jeff Spencer (Yakama Nation) on a scouting and field planning trip on the White Salmon River, WA. Personnel were planning for studies of resident rainbow trout in the White Salmon River prior to removal of Condit Dam, which was breached in 2011.
Pat Connolly (USGS-CRRL), Greg Morris (Yakama Nation), and Jeff Spencer (Yakama Nation) on a scouting and field planning trip on the White Salmon River, WA. Personnel were planning for studies of resident rainbow trout in the White Salmon River prior to removal of Condit Dam, which was breached in 2011.
Corbicula sampling in the Bonneville Pool, Columbia River.
Corbicula sampling in the Bonneville Pool, Columbia River.