[cmtoc_table_of_contents] Hot and crowded: where and when salmon spawn on the Stanislaus River “Salmon that lay their eggs in the...
[cmtoc_table_of_contents] Dredging up the past at Antioch Dunes “Over thousands of years, the shifting sands of time built dunes that...
Managing ecosystem restoration: what does success look like? “Restoration projects are getting larger and more complex due to population growth,...
Spotting salmon spawning by drone: Advancements in redd mapping “Innovations that make current methods more accurate is one way in...
Grow fast, die young: is climate change making fish age faster? “Humans and other endothermic, or “warm-blooded” animals have the...
Small genetic difference determines Chinook salmon migration timing, new study shows “The annual migration of Chinook salmon up West Coast...
Researchers probe deaths of Central Valley chinook, with possible ties to ocean changes “Scientists from several fish and wildlife agencies...
Sediment transport, streamflow, and climate change: long-term resilience of the Bay-Delta “Sediment supply is important to the health of the...
Linking critical zone water storage and ecosystems “Consider a seasonally dry landscape in a hilly or mountainous region where little...
Can fish eat their way out of climate change? “About two years ago, I wrote an article on the importance...
Click here to check out the new Delta science page on Maven’s Notebook! New videos put restitution to work for...
From “Wicked” to “Complex”: A New Lead Scientist’s Outlook on Growing Our Understanding of Delta Science Dr. Laurel Larsen writes,...
[cmtoc_table_of_contents] Climate change could deliver more sediment and pollution to the San Francisco Bay-Delta “Climate change could deliver more silt,...
[cmtoc_table_of_contents] Tales of dry times: human effects on historic drought cycles “After an exceptionally dry spring, drought casts its ominous...
4 reasons meadow restoration is good for all of us “Meadows are often the subject of beautiful photographs and paintings,...