Not a new sketch but new to #sundayfishsketch. Design idea for a future linocut print “Salmon death cycle”

I don't know who needs to hear this today, but our lab's new website comes equipped with a "Carc Gallery" (a collection of photos of salmon carcasses that died of natural causes, after spawning).
www.fishbehaviorscapeslab.com/carc-gallery

Feeling proud of our small but mighty team... Say hello to the Fish Behaviorscapes Lab!

The Oregon Hatchery Research Center/Fish Behaviorscapes Lab at Oregon State University hosted Oregon Dept of Fish & Wildlife @myodfw.bsky.social Director Debbie Colbert for a meet & greet and lab tour!

Not-so-humblebragging about tonight’s dinner. Required coordinating use of the same Dutch oven for the sourdough loaf and rice/beans/kale dish. Rotisserie chicken brined in buttermilk & spices, yum!

With all the new accounts and flurry of follows/follow backs, I feel obligated to let you know I have a life beyond fisheries. Linocut printmaking!

Hi new and old followers! Looking for examples using stream-side and instream incubators (“hatchboxes”) for releasing unfed salmonid fry to enhance harvest, supplement natural runs, or restore extirpated populations. Any leads appreciated, please repost to spread the word!

Just returned from issesr7.ifop.cl in Puerto Varas, Chile with @fisheriesprof.bsky.social & others. New insights on aquaculture-assisted fisheries, new birds on my list, new connections, rekindling old ones, and curanto, the traditional sea/land-food dish of Isla de Chiloe. ¡Fantástico!

Rollout of new lab poster!

First lab meeting of winter term was online because of crazy ice storm, but it was still fun!

We had an entire lab meeting focused on "Who Are We?"

We're the Fish Behaviorscapes Lab, Thank You Very Much.

Hi all! I’m Seth an Assoc Prof at Oregon State University and Director of the Oregon Hatchery Research Center, studying wild-hatchery salmon interactions and river ecosystems in general. 🐟 Judo🥋, guitar🎸, mushrooming🍄, linocut printmaking🎨 keep me sane!

Some intertidal bliss from Oregon's rocky shores

I'm still very new here:

Is there something like a fish ecology, fisheries science, or aquatic sciences feed? If so how do I find & sign up for it? Personally, less emphasis on marine science unless it involves anadromy/catadromy (includes a freshwater phase)

Thanks!