Looking Back, Moving Forward: Historical Ecology as a Tool for Restoration in the Sacramento Valley and Beyond
If we don't know history, we are doomed to repeat it. How does this quote apply to restoring ecosystems in the Sacramento Valley and where does historical ecology fit in? Read the blog post to find out!
CENTRAL VALLEY STORIES
From the field, in the lab, at the capitol.
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Scaling Floodplain Conservation and Salmon Recovery in California’s Central Valley
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Fish Food Program Expands to Public Enrollment with Reverse Auction
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Get to Know the Scientist: Adrian Loera, CalTrout UC Davis Graduate Fellow
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Field Note: Fish Food on the Floodplain with Jacob Montgomery
Read more →: Field Note: Fish Food on the Floodplain with Jacob Montgomeryby Jacob Montgomery Central Valley Project Manager Field Note: Fish Food on the Floodplain CalTrout’s Central Valley 2021 field season (Oct 1, 2020 –…
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Fish food on the floodplain
Read more →: Fish food on the floodplainCalTrout’s science-based approach to grow fish food on floodplains, as part of our Integrate Wild Fish and Working Landscapes initiative, is featured in a…
