1011 East Tudor Rd
Anchorage, AK 99503
United States
Contact Katrina Liebich
About Katrina Liebich
Katrina has a Master of Science and PhD in Fisheries from Michigan State University and a Bachelor's of Science from Virginia Tech University in Biology. Since starting with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service in 2010, she has also held positions in Alaska as the regional Fisheries Outreach Coordinator, Digital Media Manager, and senior Public Affairs Specialist. Katrina co-hosts and produces the Service's award-winning Fish of the Week!, founded Youth Fish and Wildlife Club (in person & virtual), and is a FAA and DOI-certified drone pilot.
Peer-Review Publications:
(in: American Fisheries Society - Fisheries)
(in: North American Journal of Fisheries Management)
A True Alaskan: Bering Cisco (in: America's Bountiful Waters: 150 Years of Fisheries Conservation and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service)
Tug of Pacific Salmon (in: America's Bountiful Waters: 150 Years of Fisheries Conservation and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service)
(in: Lessons in Leadership: Integrating Courage, Vision, and Innovation for the Future of Sustainable Fisheries)
Stories:
Alaska's Largest Fish Passage Culvert Frees Tyonek Creek
A Place To Park That Matches The Adventure Beyond The Trailhead
How to Cross a River: Dos and Don'ts (with Kris Pacheco)
The Snakehead Dilemma (with Guy Eroh)
Florida's Remarkable Opossum Pipefish (with Eddie Perri)
Northern Pike: wintertime fun and table fare with a toothy ambush predator
Winter Sheefish: ice fishing for Alaska's largest whitefish
Bridging the Gap to Adulthood: Jon's Creek Fish Passage Project (with Andy Stevens)
Yaaw/Pacific Herring: Keystone Carriers of Spring Bring Harvest and Hope (with Shawn Wolkoff)
Tribal Voices Bring Fish Values to the Surface
Four Fish Who Want You To Wet Your Plants
Rainforest Wolves of Alaska's Alexander Archipelago
The Fish that Wears a Feather (with Guy Eroh)
Alaska fish passage project opens 70 miles of salmon habitat
Dragons and Damsels: (Dragonflies & Damselflies of Alaska's Refuges)
Back to School (with Andy Stevens)
The Quiet Love Affair Between Fish and Trees
Dandy Dollies of Far-North Alaska
Beavers Can Build, But Rivers Rule the Roost
Back to School: fish-friendly culvert to benefit future generations of fish, Southeast Alaskans
Alaska's Wanna-bees: bee mimics in the far north
Fish Fasts 20 Months for Chance of Love
Albatross: Lifetime at Sea (with Kristopher Pacheco)
Whither Went the Eskimo Curlew? (with Peter Pearsall)
鈥淭shcick-a-dee-dee鈥 Chickadees: Sounds and songs from the northern forests
