From the Bureau of Reclamation: A new chapter for Trinity River salmon begins this fall as the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and Hoopa Valley Tribe bring separate fish monitoring and harvest operations together at one jointly operated location....
From the Department of Water Resources: Summer temperatures at the Salton Sea in southeastern California frequently exceed 110° F, making any time spent outdoors hazardous, let alone doing anything strenuous. Even so, DWR scientists Vanessa Velasco and Nicholas Burgos routinely...
By Michael Milstein, UC Davis A secret to the survival of juvenile salmon as they form in their eggs is revealed by a new study from NOAA Fisheries and the University of California, Davis. Sacramento River winter-run Chinook salmon are...
The Klamath dams have been removed. What will this mean for juvenile salmon on their way to the ocean? By the USGS Western Fisheries Research Center It has been almost two years since the largest dam removal project in U.S....
State restoration efforts and federal disaster funding are helping the fish and the people who depend on it, but ongoing drought and a new marine heatwave pose significant challenges. By Steven Rodas, Inside Climate News This article originally appeared on...
