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Continue reading →The good folks of Maine present the case for river herring habitat rehabilitation. Featuring students and teachers from Bowdoin College and the MacArthur Fellow Ted Ames, this beautiful video produced by Maine Public Broadcasting Network and Sustainable Maine goes into the history, science and economics to explain why habitat rehabilitation is important. Watch Desperate Alewives…
Continue reading →Here you have it, straight from the guy who really knows Red Brook. Warren, one of the founders of the Sea Run Brook Coalition, is helping to apply what has been learned from the ongoing restoration of Red Brook to other streams throughout the range of the sea-run brook trout. Thanks go out to the…
Continue reading →Tom Richardson of BoatingLocal.com visited Red Brook to make this excellent video about tagging sea-run brook trout. Featuring segments by Steve Hurley, Southeast District Fisheries Manager for Mass DFW, Todd Debreuil from USGS, with glimpses of other familiar faces from SE Mass Trout Unlimited, the video goes into how we know these fish are truly…
Continue reading →Sea Run Brook Trout Coalition would like to thank Michael Chelminski for his expertise and support over the last 4 years. Michael is a SRBTC member and an avid outdoorsman. As Senior Associate in Environmental Management at Stantec, Michael has written numerous dam removal site reconnaissance reports for the Massachusetts Division of Ecological Restoration, including…
Continue reading →The Eastern Brook Trout Joint Venture has done a nice video about the importance of brook trout. For more information about EBTJV, visit their website. Ed note – Before I posted this video, Mike Hopper and Warren Winders ventured the long ride to attend EBTJV 2012. And just after (and unrelated to) posting this video,…
Continue reading →Martha’s Vineyard’s Gone Fishin’ : West Tisbury Mill Pond is one of the dots in a bigger picture by Nelson Sigelman – Photo by Ralph Stewart September 12, 2012 The Martha’s Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby is four days old. For most Island fishermen, their focus is on saltwater fishing. I doubt that many fishermen…
Continue reading →May 4, 2012 The Sea Run Brook Trout Coalition (SRBTC) is pleased to announce a partnership with Trout Unlimited (TU) National Office to secure funding for the restoration of Marshall Brook on Mount Desert Island, Maine. This project is also supported by Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife (MDIFW) and Acadia National Park (ANP)….
Continue reading →On November 6, 2010, Mass Division of Ecological Restoration’s Beth Lambert presented to concerned citizens of West Tisbury on Martha’s Vineyard. Beth’s presentation discusses what MA DER does and how it helps dam owners and townspeople consider river restoration options. Beth was invited to come speak in West Tisbury, as the town is currently involved…
Continue reading →Doug Swesty, former president of the Art Flick Chapter of TU has been named Long Island Watershed Director to help SRBTC work on issues pertaining to restoring sea-run brook trout on Long Island, New York. Long Island, once well known for sea-run brook trout, contains over a dozen rivers, all with varying needs of attention….
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