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06-03-2010:
Cramer Fish Sciences welcomes Senior Scientist Larry Dominguez
to our growing Washington office in Lacey.
03-24-2010:
Cramer Fish Sciences was highlighted in an article in The Sacramento Bee,
"Salmon,
steelhead spawn freely in restored American River gravel".
03-11-2010:
Cramer Fish Sciences welcomes Fisheries Biologists Jenny Melgo
and Ben Rook, as well as Molecular Biologist Gregg Schumer, to
our California team. We also welcome Fisheries Biologist
Jay Vaughan to our Oregon staff.
01-13-2010:
Leadership Change
Fisheries Scientist Brad Cavallo has been selected by the CFS Executive
Council to be President of CFS. Founder Steve Cramer will serve as
Chairman of the Board and continue serving clients in his roll as
Founding Scientist.
12-15-2009:
Shadia Duery
Cramer Fish Sciences is proud to welcome Fisheries Biologist
Shadia Duery to the Gresham team.
More info...
08-19-2009:
ACS Presentation
CFS President, Steve Cramer,
presented "Framework for Estimating Exposure of ESA-listed Salmon to Pesticides"
at the American Chemical Society
National
Exposition in Washington, D.C.
08-01-2009:
CFS:DROPBOX
Cramer Fish Sciences announces the deployment of a new web-based
file transmission
service called CFS:DROPBOX.
More info...
07-06-2009:
Kay Holzweissig
Cramer Fish Sciences is proud to welcome Administrative Assistant
Kay Holzweissig to the Gresham team.
More info...
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Staff Profile: Jay Vaughan, Fisheries Biologist
Fisheries Biologist Jay Vaughan
is as much at home in the field sampling fish as he is back at the office
constructing complex computer models and managing databases. His passion for
science shines as he uses communication and collaboration to bridge the
understanding gap between scientists and stakeholders.
Learn more about this versatile and well-rounded member of the Cramer Fish Sciences
team by visiting Jay's
Q&A session.
News: Leadership Change Announced
Cramer Fish Sciences (CFS) is pleased to announce that the CFS Executive
Council, a team of CFS senior scientists, selected Brad Cavallo
as President at
their annual corporate meeting on January 13, 2010. Cavallo will lead CFS from
its Auburn, California office and will continue to lead his own staff and
fisheries consulting projects.
Brad Cavallo succeeds Steve Cramer, the
company founder and President for the
past 22 years. Mr. Cramer will serve as Chairman of the Board for CFS, and will
devote more time and greater focus as a consulting scientist to CFS clients.
Read more...
Project: Cedar River Weir, Washington
Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) contracted with CFS in 2007 to design, construct,
deliver, and install a resistance board weir for collecting sockeye salmon broodstock
in the Cedar River
near Renton, Washington.
The weir was fabricated in our Central Valley shop during the summer of 2008 and
was subsequently installed by CFS in September 2008. CFS staff trained SPU
personnel in operation and maintenance of the weir. Operation of the weir this
year was a success even in the face of the lowest sockeye return on record.
Learn more about the Cedar River Weir project by
clicking here.
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