
Research Ecologist @USGSCoopUnits & Assistant Professor @NCStateAEC | Riverine Fishes Lab | 🐟 Fin-fluencer 🐟 | Dad | Retweets ≠ endorsement
Raleigh, NC
Joined March 2017
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What fish habitats are in one of the most biologically diverse rivers in the southeastern US? Take a ride down Missouri’s Black River where our research team collected 89 different fish species. @MOfishlab @riverrat090 @cafnr
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Having taught over 11,000 students at NC State, Clyde Sorenson is now being honored with a 2026 CALS Distinguished Alumni Award. 🏆
Read about his incredible 50-year NC State career: ncst.at/ElYY50ZOVxi
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I know it’s been a while, but with the anniversary of Helene approaching, I’m asking those who still want to support WNC recovery to consider helping our volunteer group in Old Fort.
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‘Another great light gone out.’ Kentucky author, activist Wendell Berry dies at 92. kentucky.com/news/local/arti…
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Each spring, the Cahaba River comes alive with one of the Southeast’s most remarkable blooms. The Cahaba lily thrives in swift, sunlit water, anchoring itself to rocks as it blooms in bright white clusters across the river.
Photo by Keith Boseman
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The Southeast Climate Adaptation Science Center (SE CASC) is seeking their next Communications & Engagement Manager. This is a full-time position based at NC State University in Raleigh, NC.
Learn more and apply here: loom.ly/82KBUmE
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Congrats to James Cain, New Mexico CRU, who has been recently named a fellow of The Wildlife Society. James has made research contributions to species such as desert bighorn sheep, mule deer, Mexican wolf, and other ungulates. Congrats James! 🏆
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Does anyone know if a company that will make stream-side rearing tanks for fish? I’m interested in doing some in-situ toxicology trials using river water, but I don’t know where to start. Has anyone designed these themselves? TIA!
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🍂Our latest newsletter is chalk full of everything you may have missed this past fall from exciting new #publications to #GreenJob opportunities, and more!
🔎Read the full newsletter here: loom.ly/n5x1aYg
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The Oregon CRU is leading efforts to understand critical ecosystems like the Nisqually River Delta in Washington. We used 6 years of data to model how weather and sea-level rise affect water temperatures—key info. for salmon that rely on cool water.
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The Arizona CRU is using GPS transmitters to track bald eagle migrations & highlight the importance of tracking all age groups for effective avian conservation efforts within the Pacific Flyway. Images: Koerner and Pearsall, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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Happy Labor Day! Today, we are celebrating the perseverance and strength of America’s workers, including Interior’s workforce, who bring passion, energy, and dedication to our mission every day.
Thank you for all that you do!
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The Mississippi CRU is working with volunteer anglers to build a one-of-a-kind fisheries database. With more fishing apps available for smart phones and other devices, managers can involve many anglers in data collection.
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I installed 250 ft of native pollinator garden around my house last fall. Now during my morning coffee, I get to watch the Monarchs, swallowtails, & many other butterflies as they fuel up during their migrations ☕️ 🦋 🌼 😎
Also the place where the “Prominence Riverlet Crayfish” was discovered. One of 100 crayfish species found in Alabama 🦞🦞💦
Need some help — does anyone know of a national dataset that georeferences caves and/or major springs?
Particularly interested in the Southeastern US.
TIA!
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We’re closing out Snapper Week with a little extra love for the turtles 🐢💚
It's International Turtle Day, and we’re celebrating with good beer, good people, and doing some good along the way. So today we are donating 10% of all beer sales today to Missouri River Relief,
As Leader of the North Carolina Coop Unit, I can attest the model is unchanged. We lead high-impact research for our state agency partner on reservoir fisheries, whitetail deer, black bears, elk restoration, alligators, etc, all while training the next generation of biologists
Fam — here’s a nice overview of the 43 nationwide Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Units, which have been a lasting model for wildlife research since the 1930s, created by wildlife science pioneers such as Aldo Leopold & Ding Darling. 🐟🦌🦆🦃🦎
Link: wildlifemanagement.institute…












































