River and Aquatic Life
Agents of Change
TVA-sponsored workshops help conservation partners link actions on land to water health in northern Alabama’s Paint Rock River.
Catching Up With Cupcake
Wild sturgeon offers a behind-the-scenes look at life in the Tennessee River.
Boom Time for Douglas Reservoir
TVA deploys boom to help keep dams and people safe from flood debris.
A Focus on Conservation
National Geographic’s Joel Sartore promotes conservation with help from TVA and partners.
Restoration Rocks
Long, strong partnerships bring habitat and endangered boulder darters back from the brink.
The Rhythm of the River
Looking for world-class fly fishing? Head to your home river to catch trout in TVA tailwaters.
Sicklefin Redhorse Swims Toward Success
A feathered fish? Scientists search for the rare sicklefin redhorse, a fish vital to the region’s rivers and Cherokee culture.
Everything Under the Sun
At a North Alabama site, rare fish, native grasslands and solar energy flourish together.
Sunken Treasure
What’s rough, spiky and sunk under TVA reservoir waters? Engineered fish habitats, made possible by TVA and Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency.
The Water, the Weir and the Island
Five-year rebuild of Hibbs Island improves weir function, bolstering biodiversity in Clinch River.
Back From the Brink
TVA and its partners work to protect rare species and their habitats in a biodiversity hotspot.
People Saving Places
National Historic Preservation Month spotlights TVA’s archaeologists, historians and cultural resources specialists.
Getting to the Bottom
How healthy are TVA’s reservoirs? Scientists sample life on the bottoms to find out.
Creating Conservationists
How do you nurture the next generation of conservationists? TVA-funded ZooCrew program excites teens with real-world science.
For the Love of Sturgeon
Passion drives TVA employees and their partners as they monitor this rare fish in reservoirs and rivers.
The Race at Cutoff Reach
TVA scientists embark on expeditions to protect globally imperiled plants and animals.