PODCAST: Longfin Smelt Don’t Smell Like Cucumbers Estuary News Group Science Podcasts January 13, 2025 53Biologists Michael Eakin (Cal Fish & Wildlife), and Brian Schreier (Department of Water Resources) offer a quick overview of what...
DELTA DISPATCH: The Land Below Sea Estuary News Group Science Podcasts November 1, 2024 152Did you know that some areas of the Sacramento San-Joaquin Delta are literally below sea level? Land that used to...
DELTA DISPATCH: Bloom boom Estuary News Group Podcasts and webinarsScience Podcasts October 22, 2024 103Have you ever seen bright green patches of algae floating in the water? You might be seeing a bloom of...
SCIENCE IN SHORT: Tap Dancing Through Data for Delta Drought Insights: An Interview with Rosemary Hartman Ashleigh Papp Notebook News and FeaturesScience Podcasts October 15, 2024 372The San Francisco Estuary watershed is characterized by periods of both wet and dry. But the dry seems to be...
SCIENCE IN SHORT: Environmental DNA: An Interview with Andrea Schreier Ashleigh Papp Podcasts and webinarsScience Podcasts July 17, 2024 230By Ashleigh Papp Living organisms everywhere are leaving behind clues of their presence. Known as environmental DNA, or eDNA for...
SCIENCE IN SHORT: Reversing Delta land subsidence with Steven Deverel Ashleigh Papp Science Podcasts March 18, 2024 288Rice to the Rescue: Reversing land subsidence and carbon emissions Thousands of years ago, the plants of California’s Delta began...
SCIENCE IN SHORT: Going Ultra-Local with Delta Data: Looking Back to See the Future Estuary News Group ScienceScience Podcasts December 19, 2023 294For as long as humans have been upright, we’ve been digging, logging, and building along waterways. Over time, these alterations...
SCIENCE IN SHORT: Hullabalo Over HABs: A Science-in-Short Interview with Keith Bouma-Gregson Maven Science Podcasts November 1, 2022 86As California’s drought deepens, harmful algal blooms have been on the rise in the San Francisco Estuary. In this episode...
SCIENCE IN SHORT: Finding Her Way to Fish Maven Science Podcasts July 18, 2022 66Denise Colombano is investigating how climate change could impact future habitat suitability and fish communities in the San Francisco Estuary....
SCIENCE IN SHORT: Daylighting Delta Data Maven Science Podcasts April 13, 2022 90Scientist Sam Bashevkin spends his time making the millions of data points collected by Delta researchers — where the fish...
EYES ON EARTH: Aquatic Ecosystems, ECOSTRESS, and the Delta smelt Maven Science Podcasts March 27, 2022 70From the USGS: The Earth observation data archived here have plenty of value to the study of aquatic ecosystems. Landsat...
SCIENCE IN SHORT: DWR’s Ted Sommer Reflects on 30 Years At Large in the Delta Estuary Maven Science Podcasts September 11, 2021 123A few months before his retirement in October 2021, Estuary News editor Ariel Rubissow Okamoto asked Ted Sommer, lead scientist...
SCIENCE IN SHORT: Drift, Drop or Floc? Tailing Sediment as it Moves Through Marsh Margins Maven Science Podcasts April 29, 2021 169This June, two USGS scientists will be trying to get as close as they can to the edge of the...
ESTUARY VOICES PODCAST: Two Leaders Seek to Humanize and Connect Estuary Management Maven Science Podcasts April 2, 2021 123Two leaders discuss new priorities and challenges in updating the 2016 Estuary Blueprint, the only plan that details actions to...
SCIENCE IN SHORT: Wicked Scary Sea Level Rise Stories & Adaptation Perspectives – Uncut Long Version Julie Beagle Maven Science Podcasts February 12, 2021 191People, property, and nature all exist in the vulnerable zone of shoreline around the San Francisco Estuary that will soon...
