“This gravel is critical for all four runs of Chinook salmon that utilize the Sacramento River,” said Matt Johnson, California Department of Fish and Wildlife Environmental Scientist. “Water flows will push the gravel downstream over time, providing spawning habitat in a vital stretch...
For the first time, Central California shooter Sagen Maddalena, a sergeant for the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit, won her first Olympic medal, a silver, on Friday morning in Paris. ...
CDFW Invasive Species Program scientist Daydre Roser urges all Californians to get involved as “invasive species reduce the biodiversity that is so important to our landscape.”...
“Phase 1 of the Bay-Delta Plan, which was based on science and input from impacted communities, was passed 5 years ago. Now due to politics the biggest water users in California are pushing their own weaker plan without including the input...
A founding member of CCA CAL and lifelong California angler, Marc helps lead CCA CAL by serving on the state board of directors and chairing the CCA CAL’s Government Relations Committee, a critical role in monitoring, initiating and influencing legislation and...
A new project that placed a wildlife crossing below Highway 17 is paying some dividends, as for the first time a mountain lion was captured on video utilizing the crossing. ...
