Here’s a really good story in The Guardian chronicling tribal Californians’ fight to save salmon from drought conditions and political infighting and grandstanding for water diversion that fish desperately will need to survive the tough times. Here’s more from the story:...
The following is courtesy of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Pacific Southwest Region WASHINGTON – Building on months of close collaboration and engagement with Klamath Basin stakeholders, Tribes, and federal, state and local leaders, the Department of the Interior today...
Here’s more from CalTrout on the concerns we should all have: This past month was a major setback for California’s diverse freshwater ecosystems. Drought preparedness bill AB 2451, representing real hope for water scarcity, likely failed, and Governor Newsom introduced a Water...
The following appears in the August issue of California Sportsman: By Chris Cocoles When the California Department of Fish and Wildlife announced fishing season dates for Klamath and Trinity River king salmon, the predictions were not what anglers like to hear....
The following is courtesy of the California Fish and Game Commission: At its August 17 meeting, the California Fish and Game Commission acted on several issues affecting California’s natural resources. The following are just a few items of interest from this...
Ducks Unlimited released its most recent survey of waterfowl species numbers. The Covid pandemic meant 2022 represents the first such study since 2019. So we’re talking a three-year gap between surveying various ducks and what the difference is between surveys. As...
