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Discover how researchers in Kentucky are pioneering indoor shrimp farming to create a safer, more sustainable seafood supply—and a new future for American aquaculture.

Learn why Snake River salmon restoration is essential to the Nez Perce Tribe’s culture, ecology, and treaty rights—and why dam removal is critical for their survival.

Discover how the Coeur d’Alene Tribe is restoring salmon to Hangman Creek for the first time in a century—reviving ecosystems, culture, and generational connection.

Discover how Indigenous leaders and Ecofish Research, a Trinity Consultants Canada team, are restoring Yukon River Chinook salmon through science, tradition, and international cooperation.

Discover how invasive species prevention expert Katie O’Reilly is turning science into action by educating communities and policymakers to protect our freshwater ecosystems.

Julie Claussen is transforming science communication in fisheries by making research more accessible by bridging science, storytelling, and conservation.

Fly fishers like Dominic Lentini are helping scientists monitor water quality and climate change on rivers through the Science on the Fly project.

Meet the “carp cowboys” protecting the Great Lakes by removing invasive carp and using cutting-edge barriers to defend native fisheries.

Discover how the Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission is restoring salmon in Washington through innovative, culturally-led hatchery practices.

Discover how tribal fisheries science is restoring salmon populations and cultural lifeways along the Columbia River through innovative genetics, dam removal, and traditional ecological knowledge.

Green Horizons, a groundbreaking digital series by IEMA and CWP, exploring the future of green jobs and sustainable workforce development.