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How many baby goldfish do I have: fry count and aquarium update

How many baby goldfish do I have: fry count and aquarium update

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Dall Sheep Research - The Alaska Department of Fish and Game just completed stage 2 of the Brooks Range Dall’s Sheep Research project. In June of 2023, 50 GPS collars were deployed on young rams in both Gates of The Arctic National Park and in portions of Game Management Units 24A and 25A. An additional 60 ewe collars were deployed in early April, 2024. The research objectives are to compare survival, recruitment, and population growth in areas open to full curl harvest versus areas closed to hu

Dall Sheep Research - The Alaska Department of Fish and Game just completed stage 2 of the Brooks Range Dall’s Sheep Research project. In June of 2023, 50 GPS collars were deployed on young rams in both Gates of The Arctic National Park and in portions of Game Management Units 24A and 25A. An additional 60 ewe collars were deployed in early April, 2024. The research objectives are to compare survival, recruitment, and population growth in areas open to full curl harvest versus areas closed to hu

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A Fisher of Fish (Legendary Fish) | RDR2 Strangers Mission Guide

A Fisher of Fish (Legendary Fish) | RDR2 Strangers Mission Guide

Why do we separate big fish from small fish? Rainbow trout don’t all grow at the same pace, some are greedy, and others take their time! So we “grade” them, or sort them by size, to help everyone thrive! | ADF&G - Ship Creek Fisheries Center

Why do we separate big fish from small fish? Rainbow trout don’t all grow at the same pace, some are greedy, and others take their time! So we “grade” them, or sort them by size, to help everyone thrive! | ADF&G - Ship Creek Fisheries Center

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How Many Fish?

How Many Fish?

“Our fish and wildlife resources are central to who we are as Alaskans. They support food security, cultural traditions, jobs, recreation, tourism, and our economy,” said ADF&G Commissioner Doug Vincent-Lang Wednesday at a live-streamed cabinet meeting in Juneau. As the longest serving member in the Governor’s cabinet, Commissioner Vincent-Lang was able to look back on the last seven years of accomplishments. Among them were actions to increase food security, reduce bycatch, maximize hunting and

“Our fish and wildlife resources are central to who we are as Alaskans. They support food security, cultural traditions, jobs, recreation, tourism, and our economy,” said ADF&G Commissioner Doug Vincent-Lang Wednesday at a live-streamed cabinet meeting in Juneau. As the longest serving member in the Governor’s cabinet, Commissioner Vincent-Lang was able to look back on the last seven years of accomplishments. Among them were actions to increase food security, reduce bycatch, maximize hunting and

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ADF&G Research Bear Biologist and Management Area Biologist explain how research helps management to make informed wildlife management decisions. | Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official

ADF&G Research Bear Biologist and Management Area Biologist explain how research helps management to make informed wildlife management decisions. | Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official

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Not all fish are built the same! Here's how we sort out who moves on. Before fish reach the radial grader, our hatchery team inspects them by hand. Fish with visible deformities, like bent spines or "pumpkin seed" bodies, are removed because just like in the wild they won't survive and take up space needed for healthy fish. These "culls" become food for Alaska's wildlife donated to: ▪Bird TLC ▪The Alaska SeaLife Center ▪local dog mushers ➡️Stay tuned to see what happens to our A rainbows! | ADF&

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Working for Wildlife This exciting video highlights ADF&G biologists in the field capturing, weighing, and fitting short-yearling moose with radio collars. Short-yearling moose are captured and weighed regularly in different regions of the state because their weights are an important indicator of habitat quality and the nutritional status of moose populations. The Working for Wildlife video series highlights research and management activities conducted by wildlife biologists with the Alaska Depa

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Track Tuesday - Caribou and wolverine Check out these amazing tracks and wildlife action seen by ADF&G biologists while out performing wildlife captures and deploying radio collars. A wolverine relentlessly pursues three caribou. You can see by the tracks that this chase has gone on for some time. Wolverines are sometimes succesful chasing caribou for long distances in the snow until the caribou are exhausted and vulnerable. | Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official

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Daily fish counts at Willamette Falls can be viewed here: https://myodfw.com/willamette-falls-fish-counts | Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

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"This Ain’t My First Rodeo!” ADF&G staff, Matthew Long, who spent a week helping to care for the new wood bison herd on the Minto Flats State Game Refuge, shot video of a spruce grouse walking amongst the grazing animals, and then flying up to land on the back of one. The bison watched the grouse approach and depart, but didn’t flinch. Many species of birds have been observed on the backs of North American Bison. Some have a mutualistic relationship. However, we are unaware of any other observat

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🛑Attention anglers: The comment period on the 2026 Statewide Stocking Plan is open now through January 31. 🪝In 2026, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game – Division of Sport Fish plans to release approximately 7 million fish at hundreds of select locations throughout the state. 👉The comment period on the Statewide Stocking Plan is your opportunity to tell us what you want to see in stocked fisheries. 🎣Only fish reared from the Division’s hatchery facilities and from private non-profit hatc

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➡ ADF&G staff are working to remove a small population of illegally introduced northern pike in Finger Lake in the Mat-Su Valley. It's crucial to remove these fish before they spawn in the spring. Northern pike are an invasive species in Southcentral Alaska. This is a stocked lake and provides great fishing opportunities for species such as rainbow trout and landlocked salmon. If pike are able to spawn, ADF&G will have to take significant measures to ensure pike populations do not take hold in t

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What could be a concerning sight, AGFC reminds that fish kills occur naturally in summer

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The United States has a population of wild wood bison for the first time in more than 100 years! Earlier today, 100 wood bison that had been kept in temporary pens near Shageluk, Alaska, for just over a week were led by Alaska Department of Fish and Game Biologist Tom Seaton across the Innoko River to freedom. Tom opened the gates to the temporary pens and called the bison to follow his snowmachine across the Innoko River to sedge and grass meadows in the Lower Innoko/Yukon Rivers. As you will s

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Amid historic low King Salmon numbers Alaska Fish & Game issues emergency closures

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With the hot weather in Interior and Northeast Alaska, pilots are flying over various caribou herds to see if they are grouping up enough for the photocensus plane to get good images for a count. For some amazing wildlife footage and a bird’s eye view of how the Alaska Department of Fish and Game tracks caribou population numbers, check out this short video! The video summarizes the method used by ADF&G to estimate the population size of various caribou herds in Alaska. You can also view the vid

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How to Count Fish Fry | Aquaculture Life Hack

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What determines total allowable catch? Fish and Game breaks the equation down

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Alaska's Reel Deal: Episode 1- Ninilchik River

12.9K viewsJun 10, 2021

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Svet Elmo 5

582.1K viewsJun 29, 2014

Reading Fish Scales

25.6K viewsJun 23, 2012

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Alaska Department of Fish & Game Hatchery

2K viewsMay 20, 2012

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Alaska Yukon River Fishwheel Catching Salmon - Stan Zuray

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Sesame Street - Counting 10 Fish

14K viewsDec 3, 2017

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Practice Counting with 10 Little Fishies!

1.2M viewsMar 31, 2018

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Elmo's World Quizzes - Jumping

137.5K viewsMay 5, 2021

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How to Measure a Fish

7.6K viewsOct 20, 2020

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Sesame Street Counting 10 Fish

5.7K viewsMay 6, 2017

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