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Sac, Klamath Rivers Set For Salmon Fishing Seasons After Multiple-Year Closures

By Chris Cocoles 4:11 pm Editor's Blog, Fishing 0 Comments
“The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is incredibly encouraged to see our public and private collaborative efforts pay off, allowing us to expand opportunities for California’s dedicated angling community while maintaining a steadfast commitment to long-term population recovery,” said CDFW...
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New Salmon Life Cycle Film Includes Spectacular Footage From Smith River

By Chris Cocoles 2:34 pm Conservation and the Environment, Editor's Blog, Fishing 0 Comments
A new film about salmon, Running Wild: Return to the River, includes spectacular footage from the Smith River in Northern California. ...
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Spotted Owl Conservation, Forest Restoration, Go Hand In Hand In NorCal, Pacific Northwest

By Chris Cocoles 7:29 am Conservation and the Environment, Editor's Blog 0 Comments
“This research is important for land managers trying to better balance wildlife conservation and forest restoration, and shows that protecting spotted owls and restoring fire?resilient forests don’t have to be competing goals,” said Rockweit, who prior to earning his doctorate at...
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Guides Challenged On Sac River Spring Stripers Scouting Trip

By Chris Cocoles 12:40 pm Editor's Blog, Fishing 0 Comments
"The anticipation of the first fish of the morning always creates a high level of intensity. On my first cast towards the flat, it took just a few cranks of the reel before I felt a fish smack my swimbait, but...
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CDFW, Partners Celebrate Recovery Of Yosemite’s California Red-Legged Frog

By Chris Cocoles 5:30 pm Conservation and the Environment, Editor's Blog 0 Comments
“The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is proud to have assisted the recovery of California’s official state amphibian in Yosemite,” said Laura Patterson, amphibian and reptile conservation coordinator for the Department. “Grants administered by the Department, using funds approved by...
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CDFW Announces Conservation Needs For Monarch Butterfly

By Chris Cocoles 10:47 am Conservation and the Environment, Editor's Blog, Uncategorized 0 Comments
"Monarch recovery starts with restoring habitat, expanding native plants and aligning science with on-the-ground action across agencies and partners. This roadmap gives 13 state and federal entities — and the public — a shared path forward to help these iconic pollinators...
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