Click on the headlines below for links to the latest migratory fish stories from around the world

• Study: Amazon dams are disrupting ecologically vital flood pulses (10 January 2018)
  
• Habitat grants mean millions for north valley projects (17 December 2017)
• Fish ladder finally complete: Steelhead will return to old spawning grounds at La Grande Reservoir (30 October 2017)
• Removal of Hogansburg Dam: Restoring Nature and Culture (24 October 2017)
• Demolition begins at Carver Cotton Gin in East Bridgewater (23 October 2017)
• ‘If it’s going to kill us, OK, we’ll die’: Villagers stand firm as Cambodian dam begins to fill (18 October 2017)
• The Alabama sturgeon lives! Feared extinct, fish's DNA rediscovered in Alabama River (30 August 2016)
• CFL at Shedd Aquarium: World Fish Migration Day, May 21st! (16 May 2016)
• Lamprey release into Upper Ahtanum Creek will help mark World Fish Migration Day (17 May 2016)
• Gates open to fish migration at Hamilton's Parana Park (16 May 2016)
• Conserving the Golden Mahseer (15 May 2016)
• Meet the Fish That Made America Great (13 May 2016)
• Herring make a comeback (13 May 2016)
• Event connects fish, rivers, people across globe (12 May 2016)
• Shad, other bait fish need stronger conservation measures (11 May 2016)
• Scientists investigate social patterns of salmon (10 May 2016)
• Fishing on the Potomac: Line, sinker and hooked (5 May 2016)
• Anglers vow "fight goes on" to save Powick Weir (5 May 2016)
• Newly-Found Atlantic Salmon Nests Excite Biologists, Despite Ongoing Challenges (19 January 2016)​​​​
• Large dams threaten third of freshwater fish (16 January 2016)
• 2015 Year-In-Review: Tremendous Victories For Rivers (4 January 2016)
• Save the Sound plans to remove dams along the Quinnipiac in Southington, Cheshire-Meriden (28 December 2015)
• River ecosystems show 'incredible' initial recovery after dam removal (28 December 2015)
• BANGLADESH’S PADMA BRIDGE TO STAND IN HILSA’S WAY (12 December 2015)
• Klamath Basin water accords crumble as Congress fails to act (18 December 2015)
• Experts: Mekong dams threaten ecology (9 December 2015)
• Will cooler water help shad migration? (29 November 2015)
• New Haven’s West River flowing freely again in Westville after dam removal (5 November 2015)
• Judge to hear arguments over fish passage at Conowingo Dam (5 November 2015)
• Workshop helps landowners find best practices for fish (2 November 2015)
• Migration: Alaskan Trout Retire Early and Feed On Salmon Eggs To Avoid Ocean Predators (31 October 2015)
• Hydropower dams pose threat to life on Mekong River (31 October 2015)
• Tracking American eels on the open sea to crack the mystery of their migration (27 October 2015)
• Fish Barrier Will Help Save Sacramento River Salmon (22 October 2015)
• Removing Dams Restores Streams, Benefits Wildlife (15 October 2015)
• Accurate Migration Timing Prolongs Pike Life Expectancy (14 October 2015)
• Subansiri dams may impact aquatic life (9 October 2015)
• BRAZIL BECOMES A PARTY TO THE UN-LED CONVENTION ON MIGRATORY SPECIES (2 October 2015)
• Pike Migratory Patterns: Accurate Timing Improves Life Expectancy And Reproductive Success, Say Researchers (1 October 2015)
• Thousands of Fish Die When Reservoir Abruptly Runs Dry (28 September 2015)
• Funding available for Hudson projects (27 September 2015)
• St. Martin Island added to wildlife refuge (25 September 2015)
• Tag data 'raises questions' about fishing boundaries (23 September 2015)
• Dam removal in York County opens brook habitat to fish, wildlife (23 September 2015)
• It’s ‘busy season’ for dam removals in southeastern Connecticut (15 September 2015)
• The hilsa needs our protection (7 September 2015)
• A fish lift saves native species (7 September 2015)
• 400+ dams could irrevocably harm Amazon ecology — but solutions exist (28 August 2015)
• New Children's Book FISH ON THE MOVE is Released (25 August 2015)
• Lamprey experiment uses smell of death, lure of sex in Mackinaw City stream (22 August 2015)
• Dam not only thing blocking fish resurgence [Editorial] (22 August 2015)
• River Herring Numbers Down in R.I. and Conn. (20 August 2015)
• Cambodian dam proceeds despite opposition over fish, ousted villagers (17 August 2015)
• Scottish fishing regulations and conservation measures welcomed (17 August 2015)
• Drought forces trout to be trucked from Central California hatchery to cooler lake water (13 August 2015)
• The Undamming of America (12 August 2015)
• Undamming rivers can offer a new source for clean energy (7 August 2015)
• Is Lake Oswego too thirsty for the Clackamas to handle? (August 2015)

• Fish Ladder Repairs Could Improve Low Herring Counts (6 August 2015)
• State Awards $1 Million Grant for Herring River Restoration Project (5 August 2015)
• What did the fish say when it swam into a wall? (4 August 2015)
• Why are thousands of migratory salmon dying before they can spawn? (27 July 2015)

• Easthampton’s fish ladder functional; Atlantic salmon, other species, spotted (13 July 2015)
• Deschutes salmon deaths add to NW biologists' heat battle (10 July 2015)
• A LAMPREY LOVE TRIANGLE (July 2015)
• HEXHAM: LONG-AWAITED BRIDGE WORK GETS UNDER WAY (27 May 2015)
• Big dams have affected biodiversity (25 May 2015)
• Removal of dams on Des Plaines River aims to return waterway to the wild (23 May 2015)
• Array of species in Braintree would benefit from river restoration (21 May 2015)
• $4M plan to help fish get to, from ocean and coastal pond (10 May 2015)

• HRM report casts shadow on daylighting Sawmill River (10 May 2015)
• Cecil waters help repopulate fish in Bay (9 May 2015)
• Harold: Colchester project will help renew fish population (3 May 2015)
• Rivers Recover Rapidly Once Dams Are Gone, Study Finds (30 April 2015)
• Bigger bang for your buck: Restoring fish habitat by removing barriers (28 April 2015)

• Alewife migration to St. Croix River watershed debate resurfaces (28 April 2015)

• Shad Finally Return To The Connecticut River (25 April 2015)
• Dartmouth marchers push for Sawmill River to see light of day (19 April 2015)
• The Hated, Invasive Parasite That’s Actually a Key Part of Its Ecosystem (13 April 2015)
• Plan For Oregon Native Fish In A Developing World (8 April 2015)
• Howland fish bypass construction to start next month (7 April 2015)
• Salmon, steelhead fishing seen as potential boon as Kalamazoo River improves (5 April 2015)
• Researchers explain mysterious migratory journey of wild salmon (27 March 2015)
• Coorong fish hedge their bets for survival (26 March 2015)
• Stewards Keep Watch Over Spawning Shad (26 March 2015)
• Why you should care about what fish swim with you in N.J. rivers (24 March 2015)
• Sturgeon could spawn in Maumee River (23 March 2015)
• New Beer Honors Endangered Connecticut River Sturgeon (21 March 2015)
• UNR researcher: Big fish disappearing indicates freshwater ecosystem crisis (19 March 2015)
• Toronto Fish Health Improving – But You Can't Eat Them Yet (19 March 2015
• Wehr's Dam decision imminent in South Whitehall (18 March 2015)

• Blewett Falls fishing area to close temporarily for testing (17 March 2015)
• Giant stingray the largest freshwater fish ever caught? (16 March 2015) 
• A Sucker (Myth) Is Born Every Minute (2 March 2015)
• Seattle’s new seawall also a highway for fish (25 February 2015)
• Fish heads and math could solve migratory mystery (23 February 2015)

• Poachers Supply Juvenile Eels to Asian Markets (22 February 2015)
• Study shows Athabasca fishery in decline (2 February 2015)
• Lancaster County and Pennsylvania lead nation in removals of old dams (29 January 2015)
• Movement to Take Down Thousands of Dams Goes Mainstream (28 January 2015)
• Discovery of larval Missouri River pallid sturgeon heralded (20 January 2015)
• Paddlefish returning to western Iowa rivers (19 January 2015)
• Paddlefish fishing returns to Missouri and Big Sioux (8 January 2015)
• Great Gamble on the Mekong (28 December 2014)

• Concerns raised on Laos’ Don Sahong hydroelectric plant (25 December 2014)
• Parties Polarized After Consultation on Laos' Don Sahong Dam (16 December 2014)
• Tulsa Biologist Studying, Tracking Prehistoric Fish (15 December 2014)
• Paddlefish Fishing Returns to Missouri and Big Sioux Rivers in 2015 (9 December 2014)

• Demise of dam fuels a vision in Westbrook (8 December 2014)
• Great Lakes Now Connect: Fisheries (Special guest CFL/Shedd post-doc Solomon David)

• Migratory birds, fish and mammals get new UN protection (10 November 2014)
• Nequasset Dam valve replacement postponed (6 November 2014)
• Ecuador Hosts UN Meeting on Migratory Species (5 November 2014)
• Ancient sturgeon in China's Yangtze 'nearly extinct' (15 September 2014)
• Big Gulp: How Often Do Trout and Grayling Eat Mammals? (10 September 2014, featuring CFL post-doc Peter Lisi)
• A century later, whitefish are turning up in Wisconsin rivers (27 November 2013, featuring CFL post-doc Solomon David)
• The Mystery of the Migrating Fishes: Investigating Clues for Great Lakes Conservation Efforts (15 March 2013, featuring CFL post-doc Solomon David)
• UW study proposes “swimways” to help save migratory fish (10 October 2012, featuring former CFL post-doc Brenda Pracheil)
• Thinking ‘big’ may not be best approach to saving large-river fish (22 May 2013, featuring former CFL post-doc Brenda Pracheil)