“The department’s new Beaver Restoration Program is up and running with the hiring of five environmental scientists dedicated to the program,” continued Bonham. “This is such an exciting time for ecosystem restoration and CDFW is so grateful to the Governor and...
“The Tribal Wildlife Grant program is a crucial partnership between the Service and Tribal Nations to preserve their natural resources and cultural heritage,” said Eldon Brown, Native American Liaison and Tribal Wildlife Grant Coordinator for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service...
For the past 10 years, CDFW has devoted the first week in June to engaging the public in taking action to prevent the harmful impacts of non-native plants and animals that threaten California’s natural resources, ecology and econom...
Once the fish are spawning and on beds, working a popper and letting it come to rest above a fish on a bed is a great way to aggravate that fish into striking. Make no mistake: These are not feeding bites;...
Wolverines have barely been visible in California, but another sighting of perhaps the same one that was reportedly spotted twice before has created some more buzz. Here’s more from a California Department of Fish and Wildlife press release: The California Department...
“Through our own growing management experience and learning from other states, we recognize that wolves may have both direct and indirect economic impacts on ranchers in areas where resident wolf packs are present in California,” said CDFW Director Charlton H. Bonham....
