Seining
Catch of the Day" seining is one of CURB's signature outdoor education programs. Starting each spring and continuing through the fall, CURB educators take students into the Hudson River dragging a 30 foot seine net to catch various species of fish, crabs, and shrimp. As a part of this program, students record data from our catch before we release the animals back into the Hudson River. At the end of each year our data, along with data from other sites along the Hudson River, is sent to the DEC for analysis. This information gives scientists a snapshot of the different species that are being sampled in the Hudson River. Please check out our live seining data at the link below:
- 2005 - 2021 Archived Seining Data (All Data from Start of Our Record Keeping)
- 2005 Yearly Seining Data
- 2006 Yearly Seining Data
- 2007 Yearly Seining Data
- 2008 Yearly Seining Data
- 2009 Yearly Seining Data
- 2010 Yearly Seining Data
- 2011 Yearly Seining Data
- 2012 Yearly Seining Data
- 2013 Yearly Seining Data
- 2014 Yearly Seining Data
- 2015 Yearly Seining Data
- 2016 Yearly Seining Data
- 2017 Yearly Seining Data / 2017 Data Report (Seasonal Summary)
- 2018 Yearly Seining Data
- 2019 Yearly Seining Data
- 2020 Yearly Seining Data (No Data Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic)
- 2021 Yearly Seining Data
- 2022 Yearly Seining Data
- 2023 Yearly Seining Data
- 2024 Yearly Seining Data