New Invaders, New Solutions
, DNA can be used to track the wide variety of aquatic invaders including plants, fish, amphibians, pathogens, and invertebrates like mollusks and snails. Quagga and zebra mussels aren’t yet
Author: Ken Rand
Photographer of Explorers, Nature, Roads, History.
The True Home of Alaskan Salmon
The silver skin and pink flesh of a salmon may be labeled “Alaskan Wild” but researchers have found that the truth may be harder to label. Conservation geneticist Gordon Luikart
Trout Rescue
In the Mission Mountain Range of Western Montana, Herrick Run flows in the shadow of Lindy Peak. The small, snow-bound stream tumbles down a series of steep drops into Lindbergh
Finding the Invisible
On a dock that leads from the pine-bordered shoreline of Flathead Lake, I lean over, and look into the clear green water as hundreds of native Northern pike minnow swim
Durfee Hills Update
Amid the growing national threat of public land transfers, hunters in central Montana have scored a conditional victory. A land swap to consolidate the landholdings of oil billionaires Dan and