Discover “Facebook for Fish” featuring the Black Warrior, Cahaba, Coosa and Mobile watersheds

 

(Screenshot from the website)

The Tennessee Aquarium Conservation Institute has launched a new online database of scientific records and photos of more than 400 native fishes. Described by the Institute  as  a “Facebook for Fish,”  this resource is now available to scientists, students and the general public.

75 watersheds

Officially called the Freshwater Information Network (we actually like the Facebook title), with a few clicks at https://tnacifin.com, anyone can discover which species live near them in more than 75 watersheds in eight states, including the Black Warrior, Cahaba and Coosa watersheds in the Birmingham area.

See the full article (and visit the website) on Bham Now!