Bridging the Understanding Gap
Projects:
Regulators, stakeholders, and conservationists can often have contentious
perspectives on fish population and aquatic habitat challenges. Cramer Fish
Sciences combines the extensive experience of its staff with a core discipline
in fisheries sciences to help bridge that understanding gap.
Most of our senior scientists have served one to three decades as fish
biologists with state, federal, and tribal fisheries agencies. We have
studied virtually all major salmonid and sturgeon populations in the
Pacific Northwest and have gained exceptional insight and influence in
the fisheries profession.
Cramer Fish Sciences brings a lot to the table when helping our clients
solve fisheries challenges. Our areas of expertise include:
Monitoring and Research
- Long-term Field Sampling
- Innovative Technologies
- Statistical Sampling Design
- Method Optimization
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Impact Assessments
- Hydropower
- Water Diversion
- Forest Practices
- Urbanization/Land Use
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Harvest Management
- Harvest Rates
- Regulation Strategies
- Mixed Stock Analysis
- Selectivity and Latent Mortality
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Hatchery Effectiveness
- Hatchery/Wild Interactions
- Contribution Analysis
- Effectiveness Strategies
- Master Planning
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Genetics
- Genotype Analysis
- Risk Assessments
- Inheritance Dynamics
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Fish Passage
- Feasibility of Restoration
- Survival
- Delay
- Optimization
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Fish Population Dynamics
- Age
- Growth
- Survival
- Abundance
- Competition
- Predation
- Migration
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Sampling Methods
- Electrofishing
- Migrant Taps
- Collapsible Weirs
- Radio and Acoustic Tracking
- Tagging (PIT, CWT, Telemetry, etc.)
- Underwater Video and Infrared Monitoring
- Snorkeling/Diving
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