Fish and Wildlife Service: Fish Technology Centers

In support of the USFWS mission, Fish Technology Centers provide leadership in science-based management of trust aquatic resources through the development of new concepts, strategies, and techniques to solve problems in hatchery operations and aquatic resource conservation. .

What's New

Identification of Blood Plasma Factors for Assessment of Stress and Health in Pallid Sturgeon

New Research Program: Aquatic Nuisance Species and Aquatic Ecosystem Health

Genetics Assessment of Susquehanna River Shad

Publications

Fish Technology Centers

Map of Fish Technology Center

	Abernathy Fish Technology Center Judy Gordon, Center Director Patty Crandell, Deputy Director 1440 Abernathy Road Longview, WA 98632 Tel: 360-425-6072 Fax: 360-636-1855 E-Mail: Abernathy FTC Staff List
	Bozeman Fish Technology Center Robert Muth, Center Director 4050 Bridger Canyon Road Bozeman, MT 59715-8713 Tel: 406-587-9265 Fax: 406-586-5942 E-Mail: BozemanFishTech@fws.gov
	Dexter Fish Technology Center Manuel Ulibarri, Center Director P.O. Box 219 7116 Hatchery Road Dexter, NM 88230 Tel: 505-734-5910 Fax: 505-734-6130 E-Mail: Manuel_Ulibarri@fws.go
	Mora National Fish Hatchery and Technology Center John Seals, Center Director P.O. Box 689 Mora, NM 87732 Tel: 505-248-6022 Fax: 505-387-9030 E-Mail: john_seals@fws.gov
	Northeast Fishery Center Michael Millard, Center Director P.O. Box 75 Lamar, PA 16848 Tel: 570-726-4247 Fax: 570-726-7247 E-Mail: mike_millard@fws.gov
	San Marcos National Fish Hatchery and Technology Center Thomas Brandt, Director 500 E. McCarty Ln San Marcos, TX 78666-1024 Tel: 512-353-0011 Fax: 512-353-0856 E-Mail: tom_brandt@fws.gov
	Warm Springs Fish Technology Center Vincent A. Mudrak, Center Director Route 1, Box 515 Warm Springs, GA 31830 Tel: 706-655-3382 Fax: 706-655-9034 E-Mail: warmsprings@fws.go

In 1965, the Fish & Wildlife Service established seven Fish Technology Centers nationwide to provide science and technology support and guidance to the National Fish Hatchery System and fish culture community. Today, Fish Technology Centers continue to provide leadership in science and technology, especially for restoration and recovery of native species. With a focus on rapid turn-around, applied science, Fish Technology Centers assist fisheries biologists “in the field” with problem solving and new methods in areas such as genetics, nutrition & physiology, biostatistics, fish culture technology, and more.

Last updated: April 26, 2010