From stocking to self-sustaining? The return of Lake Champlain’s trout
Fish and wildlife researchers celebrate unexpected wild lake trout revival
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A behind-the-scenes look at the wild revival of Lake Champlain trout
Scientists, fisheries managers keep watchful eye of growing success of lake trout recovery. Here's a look at how they do it.
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New York aims to save Adirondack brook trout with pioneering management plan
New York's ponded brook trout populations get a lifeline with innovative management efforts focusing on sustainability and angler access.
DEC mulls baitfish restrictions to protect brook trout habitat
State considers new strategies for fish population management;
DEC develops plan for Adirondack lake-dwelling brook trout
Public input sessions scheduled for Old Forge, Warrensburg
Learning from Follensby
Scientists hope that a new Follensby Pond research preserve will help understand and protect fragile freshwater resources.
Study: 95% of Adirondack lakes could lose brook trout habitat
Study finds just 5% of Adirondack lakes may have the right conditions to sustain brook trout habitat in a warming climate.
Responding to signs of success, fishery managers halve Lake Champlain trout stocking
In response to growing signs of a sustainable wild population, Lake Champlain fisheries managers continue to cut trout stocking.
What’s in store for Adirondack brook trout?
For some anglers, the search for a trophy brook trout has given way to the search for unique brook trout DNA.
Angling for science
See how Trout Power anglers collect "brookie" DNA around Sagamore Lake