TURNERS FALLS, Mass. (WWLP) – Evidence of a prehistoric fish on the endangered species list has been detected in the Connecticut River. The shortnose sturgeon is found in major rivers along the ...

The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department is reminding anglers and the public to avoid disturbing spawning sea lamprey that ...

Researchers at the Connecticut River Conservancy ... they discovered evidence of shortnose sturgeons in the river by detecting the endangered fish with environmental DNA (eDNA), according to ...

It’s not unique to the Connecticut River.” Fish passage is the ability of fish or other aquatic species to move between and within waterways during various life stages to reproduce ...

Tyler Racine of Springfield caught a shortnose sturgeon in the Connecticut River ... Shortnose sturgeon is one of the largest fish species in Massachusetts inland waters and is the smallest ...

Researchers have detected evidence of shortnose sturgeon — an endangered species of fish whose lineage dates back to the dinosaurs — in the Connecticut River. | Bob Child 30,197 people played ...

The Connecticut Department of Public Health has loosened the consumption advisory it had issued for fish caught ... of the Hockanum River, to “Do not eat bass, all other species – one meal ...

(WTNH) — Work continues to try to eradicate an invasive aquatic species from the Connecticut River. Now ... robs the water of oxygen and can kill fish. It also impacts birds that prey on ...