Podcasts about fish tagging

The North Dakota Game and Fish Fisheries Management Division are working on fish tagging studies on four new lakes within the state.  Fisheries manager Scott Gangl shares what these studies entail and what they hope to gain from the information gathered from them.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fish tagging pioneer Dr Julian Pepperell has the first cast in this episode on the fascinating history and science that has flowed from fish tagging in Australia.

Fish tagging pioneer Dr Julian Pepperell has the first cast in this episode on the fascinating history and science that has flowed from fish tagging in Australia.

This week on SciTech Now, we do a bit of traveling. We visit the NC Coast where each year you can see millions of birds during their migration. See how scientists track the NC state fish, the red drum, to learn about its habitat. We check in with the NC Science Festival about hands-on science. Finally, we get back outside with our Play Outside NC series.

This week on SciTech Now, we do a bit of traveling. We visit the NC Coast where each year you can see millions of birds during their migration. See how scientists track the NC state fish, the red drum, to learn about its habitat. We check in with the NC Science Festival about hands-on science. Finally, we get back outside with our Play Outside NC series.

This week on SciTech Now, we do a bit of traveling. We visit the NC Coast where each year you can see millions of birds during their migration. See how scientists track the NC state fish, the red drum, to learn about its habitat. We check in with the NC Science Festival about hands-on science. Finally, we get back outside with our Play Outside NC series.

State lawmakers hear different perspectives on school funding. Kelly McCullen discusses the issue further with Sen. Josh Stein. We continue our series of UNC campus profiles with North Carolina Central University. Beth Dehghan of Women NC & two of the group's scholarship fellows discuss this year's projects with the UN's Commission on the Status of Women.

In this special we will continue to see how obesity issues are being addressed by some communities in the western region of our state.

In this special we will continue to see how obesity issues are being addressed by some communities in the western region of our state.

State lawmakers hear different perspectives on school funding. Kelly McCullen discusses the issue further with Sen. Josh Stein. We continue our series of UNC campus profiles with North Carolina Central University. Beth Dehghan of Women NC & two of the group's scholarship fellows discuss this year's projects with the UN's Commission on the Status of Women.

From a study of the life-cycle of box turtles, to tracking the red drum fish, to combating the invasive lionfish, Frank Graff looks back at the science of marine life in our state.

From a study of the life-cycle of box turtles, to tracking the red drum fish, to combating the invasive lionfish, Frank Graff looks back at the science of marine life in our state.

Researchers are using fish to study the health of not only the ocean, but of the fishing industry as well. Greensboro's SciQuarium is a state-of-the-art facility offering visitors a high-tech science experience. And Dr. Vinnie Popli talks about a new procedure to treat epilepsy.

Researchers are using electronic tracking systems to study fish in the New River estuary near Jacksonville in a high tech experiment to better understand how fish use habitat and how a healthy habitat can impact fish populations.

Researchers are using electronic tracking systems to study fish in the New River estuary near Jacksonville in a high tech experiment to better understand how fish use habitat and how a healthy habitat can impact fish populations.