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...fish in a tank full of water at their school to incubate for the winter. As the eggs developed, Jenny Cope, fisheries biologist at the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, stopped by the school in January to supervise the class as they dissected...
...d. all of the above. 8. The acronym "PFD" stands for:a. Permanent Fishery Degradation, a term used by fisheries biologists to describe urban development impacts upon fish habitat that are permanent in nature.b. Permanent Fund Dividend...
...better engineered heat pump."But Bednarski and Kajdan aren't fools. Kajdan's an engineer and Bednarski is a fisheries biologist. They began doing their own research, which turned out to be one of the biggest parts of the process to replace...
...opportunity to get involved and learn about fish habitat issues in southcentral Alaska! Jeffry Anderson is a Supervisory Fishery Biologist at the Kenai Fish & Wildlife Field Office in Soldotna. Find more information about the Field Office at http...
...meetings week after week." Pierce asked "how many state agencies already do this?" Task force member and retired fisheries biologist Ken Tarbox said "zero." "You have Fish and Game that has authority from ordinary high water down, so that's...
...Deshka River, bait was prohibited. Commercial Fisheries Biologist Pat Shields explained that the commercial fleet's...side of Cook Inlet. Howard Delo, a retired ADFG fisheries biologist, acknowledged that subsistence fishing can be...
...pike in western portion of Soldotna Creek. Fish and Game will treat the drainage in two to three phases, said fisheries biologist Robert Massengill. "(Fish and Game) will work through the entire project covering costs, but the bulk of funding...
...could have served as the source? As a retired fisheries biologist, I never get tired of wondering about the ecology...and figure this all out. Jack Dean is a former fisheries biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. He...
...freshly in from the salt water so they are still fairly aggressive," said Mike Booz, a Lower Cook Inlet sport fisheries biologist for Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Booz said regular fishing rules apply for the openers -- bait and multiple...
...before fighting through the various spots of their natal stream, said Patti Berkhahn, Fish and Game habitat and fishery biologist. They finish the journey at Goat Creek, or Upper Russian River. "That's primarily where those early run salmon...