- Capture, stocking, and remote detection data collected from both programs since 1981
- Filters that allow researchers to browse and download data by a variety of criteria
- Cross-basin and cross-study downloads for examining fish movement between basins
- Forms for editing existing data, and adding new data one record at a time
- Organization based security to prevent data corruption
Friday, November 6, 2015
CNHP Releases STReaMS, An Endangered Fish Database
CNHP has completed the first release of STReaMS, an online database for managing endangered fish PIT tag tracking and location data in the Upper Colorado River Basin. STReaMS, which stands for Species Tagging, Research and Monitoring Systems, is a database that currently includes over 1 million sightings of 900,000 individual fish from more than 150 studies completed by the Upper Colorado and San Juan River Endangered Fish recovery programs.
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