Sometimes the Best Innovation Comes from Combining Two Great Ideas For decades, fisheries researchers have relied on external tags to identify fish, monitor movement, estimate...
For decades, Passive Integrated Transponder (PIT) tags have remained one of the most trusted and effective tools in fisheries science. From salmon migration studies in the Columbia...
The June 2026 PTAGIS Newsletter highlighted the fisheries community’s ongoing discussionregarding the sustainability of preloaded PIT tag trays and the search for environmentallyresponsible packaging solutions....
Passive Integrated Transponder (PIT) tags have become one of the most trusted tools in fisheries research, hatchery management, aquaculture, and wildlife conservation. When used correctly,...
Fish health, biosecurity, and operational efficiency have become increasingly important priorities for hatcheries, aquaculture facilities, and fisheries research programs around the world. As fish handling...
RFID technology has transformed fisheries conservation over the past several decades. What once began as a simple method for identifying individual fish has evolved into a highly...
For decades, fisheries biologists, hatchery crews, and field researchers relied on clipboards, paper forms, and handwritten notes to collect fisheries data. While those methods helped...
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