Most of Vermont's 1,100 or so dams are privately owned and no longer serve a purpose, with many of them filled with silt and ...

Brook trout are sensitive fish that can only spawn, grow, and survive in clean, cold water. If a body of water has a substantial brook trout population, it’s a sign that all is functioning as it ...

We set out for God's River, a remote stretch of river in the Manitoba wilderness where the brook trout grow bigger than I ...

Brook trout, an iconic coldwater fish species native to streams and lakes in the eastern United States and Canada, begin to experience declines in growth rate in water above 61 degrees Fahrenheit ...

That family of cold water lovers features two species that make our list, including the widespread brook trout. Brookies live in cold, clear streams. Originally found in the eastern part of the ...

Denver Water’s past projects on the Fraser Flats section of the Fraser River, Vasquez Creek and Cabin Creek improved aquatic habitat. Two new projects on Bobtail and Steelman creeks will help protect ...

clear spring water with adequate cover suits them best. Until the introduction of the brown trout in 1883 and the rainbow trout in 1875, the brook trout garnered the most attention from American ...

Rainbow, brook and brown trout were driven to Chicopee ... is a “put-and-take,” said Keleher, meaning that the trout are put in water bodies across the state with the intention of being ...

The team closely monitored air and water temperatures and sampled 116 brook trout at eight time points during the heatwaves in each of the four streams. Keagy and his collaborators extracted the ...