Alberta's Native TroutProject Map: Rehabilitating Native Trout HabitatCurious about our on-the-ground habitat projects? There’s a map for that! Click the link below to view our interactive StoryMap, and learn…Jun 21Jun 21
Alberta's Native TroutHow Did the Fish Cross the Road?by: Guest blogger Lorne Fitch, P. Biol.May 15May 15
Alberta's Native TroutWhat does “native” trout mean?by: Caitlyn Duncanson Trout Unlimited Canada Conservation Crew Member on behalf of the Alberta Native Trout CollaborativeApr 25Apr 25
Alberta's Native TroutCreating a Home for Cutties in Cascade CreekGuest blog by Nicole Sulewski and Dan Struthers Cascade Creek Restoration Team Parks Canada Banff National ParkMar 28Mar 28
Alberta's Native TroutWhy Logging Water Temperatures Matters for Alberta’s Native Troutby Dr. Benjamin Kissinger, Water & Fish Program Lead, fRI ResearchMar 12Mar 12
Alberta's Native TroutPreserving Alberta’s Native Trout: A Genetics Perspectiveby: Nicole Pilgrim, Alberta Environment and ParksFeb 22Feb 22
Alberta's Native TroutRocky Creek Bull Trout RecoveryBy: Kenton Neufeld Fisheries Biologist, Alberta Environment and Protected AreasFeb 5Feb 5
Alberta's Native TroutWhat is a fish rescue?by: Caitlyn Duncanson Conservation Crew Member with Trout Unlimited CanadaDec 5, 2023Dec 5, 2023
Alberta's Native TroutThe Ghost River Watershed — Loved or Abused?By Guest Writer: Lorne Fitch, P. Biol. Lorne Fitch is a Professional Biologist, a retired Fish and Wildlife Biologist and a former Adjunct…Nov 16, 2023Nov 16, 2023
Alberta's Native TroutThe Spooky Reality for Bull Trout Spawning in the Highwood Riverby Chloe Hahn, Conservation Coordinator for CPAWS Southern AlbertaOct 19, 2023Oct 19, 2023
