In fall 2024 we received the news that the application for the PUFFINS project was accepted and will receive funding by the Norwegian...

In January, the BTN team together with colleagues at NORCE and other partnering institutes in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Canada...

We received great news from Save Our Seas Foundation that the Ghost Track project will be funded. The ghost shark, Chimaera monstrosa ,...

We are now in 2025 and are halfway through our otter project - RePress. The motivation behind this project stems from the reemerging...

We are excited to share our latest research on how infections impact wild fish! Pathogens - organisms that cause disease - are known to...

Fieldwork in the Arctic presents new challenges for us. One morning we were met by two new guests on the beach blocking the way to the...

As this season’s fieldwork in BOATS project draws to a close, we’ve truly enjoyed the mostly sunny days at Puddefjorden and Store...

We recently received amazing news from the Norwegian Research Council (NRC) that our 'Pressures of Urbanisation on Fish and Fisheries in...

We have now completed the first year's fieldwork in the NICE project in Svalbard. We have had several successful field trips, including...

In September and October, we are tagging migrating silver eels in Storelva in Tvedestrand, Southern Norway. We have previously documented...

In the end of September, our PhD candidate Lotte presented results from her first PhD chapter at the 2024 OTN Symposium hosted by Ocean...

As the PACE (Pathogen, Aquaculture, Climate, and Environment) project, funded by the Norwegian Research Council, nears completion, new...

As a part of the LOST project, we went out earlier this fall to capture and tag Thornback rays ( Raja clavata ). The thornback ray is a...

We continue with tagging cod and lobsters in Store Lungegårdsvannet. Additionally, we also started to tag pollack and take blood samples...

Earlier this year in Suldal, we tagged 75 wild smolts and 75 hatchery smolts with acoustic tags and 8000 hatchery smolts with PIT tags....

We have a new big project in Suldal, Western Norway, where we are tagging Atlantic salmon smolts to investigate which route in the fjord...

Norwegian fjords are becoming more hypoxic, which means that there is less oxygen available in the fjords. This can potentially affect...

The Bergen Telemetry Team have succesfully tagged 25 beautiful individuals of Atlantic cod captured from Store Lungegårdsvann in Bergen...

Our team recently migrated all the way up to Svalbard to host a very succesfull telemetry workshop! We invited participants from several...

Spring has arrived, and smolts are preparing for a long and challenging downstream migration through the Vosso and Aurland system. As...