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Stanford Researcher, Coastal Conservation Association Of California Team Up On Bluefin Tagging

By Chris Cocoles 10:46 am Editor's Blog, Fishing 0 Comments
The Coastal Conservation Association of California and Stanford University teamed up on a research project to tag bluefin tuna. Here’s more from CCA_Cal: Dr. Block’s team has tagged over 850 Pacific bluefin to date and most of these were smaller fish...
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NOAA Working To Re-Establish Coho On Marin County’s Lagunitas Creek

By Chris Cocoles 4:17 pm Editor's Blog, Fishing 0 Comments
The following is courtesy of NOAA Fisheries: Restoration of Lagunitas Creek is critical to removing Central California Coast (CCC) coho salmon and CCC steelhead from the Endangered Species List. Lagunitas Creek is the largest river system in Marin County and has two large tributaries, Olema...
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Algal Bloom Blamed For Mass Fish Kills In Bay Area Waters

By Chris Cocoles 9:02 am Editor's Blog 0 Comments
A bizarre fish kill epidemic has stricken the waters around the San Francisco area. It’s believed an algal bloom is to blame for the deaths. Here’s more from KQED in the Bay Area: It’s a mass-death event the San Francisco Bay...
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Final EIR Released For Klamath Dam Removal Project That Could Soon Become A Reality (Update)

By Chris Cocoles 1:28 pm Editor's Blog 0 Comments
After its initial Environmental Impact Statement release by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in February suggested the Klamath Dam removal project was likely, the final EIS was put out on Friday, giving the project a chance to begin sometime in early...
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Early Dove Season Set To Open On Sept. 1

By Chris Cocoles 11:54 am Editor's Blog, Hunting & shooting 0 Comments
The following is courtesy of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife: The first of two opening days of California’s dove hunting season is quickly approaching. Dove hunters will be able to hunt for mourning dove, white-winged dove, spotted dove and...
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Cal Waterfowl On The Drought-Stricken, Water-Less Plight Of Klamath Basin

By Chris Cocoles 9:09 am California Drought, Editor's Blog 0 Comments
As drought conditions have taken a toll on breeding production for California’s waterfowl migrations, consider the plight of Klamath National Wildlife Refuge, which is a part of a larger complex of public land makinf up the Klamath Basin. But as California...
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