National Fish Habitat Partnership

Every waterway has a story, and we want to hear yours! Whether it’s a favorite fishing spot, a river you’ve helped restore, or a lake that holds special memories, share your connection to fish habitats. Tag us and use #MyFishHabitat! Let’s celebrate the waters that bring us together. #FishHabitat #ConservationCommunity #ProtectOurWaters

From local conservation groups to federal agencies, collaboration is the key to protecting fish habitats. By working together, we can restore ecosystems, improve water quality, and ensure a future for fish. #StrongerTogether #FishHabitat

Healthy fish habitats mean thriving fisheries, stronger ecosystems, and better recreational opportunities. Through collaboration, conservation, and science-driven action, the National Fish Habitat Partnership works to restore and protect aquatic habitats nationwide. With 20 Fish Habitat Partnerships leading the way, we’re making a real impact—over 1,500 projects and counting! Join us in preserving the waters that sustain fish, wildlife, and communities. Learn more and explore our partnerships: https://bit.ly/4iHEnkp #FishHabitat #ConservationInAction #StrongerTogether

?? #FishFriday Feature: Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout ?? The Yellowstone cutthroat trout is a vital part of the ecosystems in the Yellowstone River and its tributaries. Known for its striking colors and signature red-orange slash under the jaw, this native fish depends on cold, clean waters to thrive. Conservation efforts focus on restoring habitats and managing invasive species to ensure healthy populations for the future. #YellowstoneCutthroat #NativeTrout #FishConservation #FishFriday

Now Available: The ASMFC: Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission 2024 Annual Report! Check out the latest updates on the 27 species managed by the Commission, key fisheries management actions, and major accomplishments in fisheries science, habitat conservation, and data collection. Please visit the Commission’s website at?https://asmfc.org?for additional information on any of our programs or activities. #FisheriesManagement #Conservation #ASMFC

Spring is here, and it’s time to get back on the water! Whether you're fishing, paddling, or just enjoying the view, stay safe and respect the environment. Warmer days bring more adventure-let’s keep our waters clean and thriving! #SpringOnTheWater #HealthyWaters #FishHabitat

Small actions make a big impact on fish habitats! ???? Protecting our waterways starts with simple steps: ?? Plant native vegetation to reduce runoff ?? Support habitat restoration projects ?? Properly dispose of trash and fishing line ?? Report habitat concerns to local agencies Every effort helps keep fish populations thriving and ecosystems healthy. How are you making a difference? #HealthyWaters #FishHabitat #ConservationMatters

Healthy watersheds are the heart of thriving fish habitats. From mountain streams to coastal estuaries, protecting these ecosystems means safeguarding fish populations. Comment your favorite fishing or conservation spot and celebrate the waters that sustain us! ???? #HealthyWatersheds #FishHabitat #Conservation

?? Feeling lucky this St. Patrick’s Day? So are our fish -when they have healthy habitats! ?? Clean water, thriving wetlands, and connected streams aren’t just good fortune-they’re the result of dedicated conservation efforts. Through the National Fish Habitat Partnership, we work with local communities to restore and protect the waters fish call home. Want to bring some luck to fish populations? Explore our partnerships and see how you can help! ???? #LuckyWaters #StPatricksDay #FishConservation #HealthyHabitats

?? #FishFriday Feature: The Mighty Alligator Gar! ?? One of North America's most ancient fish, the alligator gar prowls the waters of the Mississippi River basin, Gulf Coast states, and into Mexico. With its armor-like scales and double row of sharp teeth, it looks like something from the age of dinosaurs -and it is! This fish has existed for over 100 million years. Despite its fearsome look, the alligator gar plays a crucial role in balancing aquatic ecosystems. Have you ever seen one in the wild? #AncientFish #WildWaters #FishConservation