The College of Natural Resources and fishery resources program boast some of the most sophisticated facilities on campus and beyond. The Hagerman Fish Culture Experiment Station is a field laboratory of the College of Agriculture and is a part of the Aquaculture Research Institute. Collaboration Makes it Possible The Hagerman Fish Culture Experiment Station is truly a collaborative atmosphere. The station supports undergraduate and graduate-level research by students from prominent universities and organizations throughout the region, including:
Students and scientists throughout the university conduct research in both commercial and conservation aquaculture sciences and technologies. Topics explored include the implications of aquaculture on aquatic environments, fish nutrition and feeding, fish genetics and breeding and water quality assurance. Within this facility research is conducted in the Center for Sustainable Aquaculture and the Center for Salmonid and Freshwater Species at Risk. To learn more about additional facilities read on or visit the College of Natural Resources site.