CIAA begins keeping watch for Alaska’s first invasive plant as the area’s lakes warm up. Learn how elodea surveys improve salmon habitat.
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Elodea: Alaska’s first invasive plant
Elodea can choke vital bodies of water and starve native plants and fish for nutrients. Learn how you can help keep it from spreading.
As adult salmon return, CIAA shifts to annual egg take
Egg take is the last phase of work at salmon hatcheries before crews prepares for next year’s runs. Learn how egg take works at CIAA.
The basics of adult salmon sampling
Because CIAA can’t examine all of the fish that swim through our weirs, we rely on adult salmon sampling to understand our salmon populations.
Delight Lake Weir Is Key to Sockeye Management
Delight Lake is not the easiest place to operate a salmon weir, but it provides key data that helps accurately count salmon.
Education and Outreach: Key Parts of CIAA’s Mission
Education and outreach comprises a large portion of the work that drives staff at CIAA. Learn how CIAA engages with the public.