Fish Monitoring - Why Federal and State Agencies Zap the Fish in Zion National Park @ZionNPS
Fish Monitoring - Why Federal and State Agencies Zap the Fish in Zion National Park  @ZionNPS
Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Zion National Park works with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources to monitor fish populations in the Virgin River. By using electric backpacks scientists stun the fish so that they can catch and measure them. The size of the fish indicates the age, so scientists can see how well the population is doing!

This is all part of the Virgin River Program, which brings together state and federal agencies to protect his ecosystem.

Audio Description can be found at nps.gov/media/video/view.htm?id=BFBC5694-F265-4F7B-B619-CF965C145D7F
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Fish Monitoring - Why Federal and State Agencies Zap the Fish in Zion National Park

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