US HOW PEOPLE CAME OUT TO SEE THE FISH. JUST AS THE SALMON ARE DRAWN TO SWIM UPSTREAM. PEOPLE ARE DRAWN TO WATCH THEM. PRETTY FASCINATING. COULD WATCH FOR HOURS. ARE THEY BIG OR WHAT? WOW. PEOPLE LIKE ...

A new 350-seat amphitheater is expected to open in October at Lansing's Brenke Fish Ladder on the Grand River. The $3.5 million project, funded by private donations and a state grant, features a stage ...

The park at the Brenke Fish Ladder features a new outdoor mini-amphitheater with seating for about 350 people on the banks of the Grand River.

HEATHER WALDMAN EXPLAINS WHAT HAPPENED. WELL, THIS IS THE TIME OF THE YEAR WHEN NATIVE CHINOOK SALMON RETURN FROM THE OCEAN TO THEIR NATIVE RIVERS IN ORDER TO BEGIN SPAWNING SEASON AND THE SALMON ...

SOUTH KINGSTOWN – A seagull, standing on a rock in the Saugatucket River, waddled closer to the seam of foamy water swirling by. There, in the crashing shallows below the Main Street Dam, the gull ...

WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – A fish ladder will be open to the public to watch American Shad migrate upstream this Sunday. The Westfield River Watershed Association (WRWA) expects hundreds of ...

Fish ladders are one of the most fascinating examples of how engineering can work alongside nature. In this video, we explore ...

A new website now gives you a regular count, usually weekly, of how many steelhead, coho salmon, chinook salmon and brown trout are moving through the St. Joseph River fish ladder at Seitz Park in ...

MISSOULA (AP) — A new fish ladder intended to help native trout spawn in Rattlesnake Creek is allowing cutthroat and rare bull trout to reach the stream's upper reaches, biologists say. It's the first ...

The state wants fish ladders on the Cape Fear River to help some popular kinds of fish get upstream to Fayetteville and beyond, and that idea grabs anglers – hook, line and sinker. The river looks ...

A news tidbit from the Portland District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Facebook page: “We’re rebuilding our Bonneville Dam, Washington, fish ladder for Pacific lamprey! They’re stoked, we assume.