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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2016 Nigiri Project Underway
Read more →: 2016 Nigiri Project UnderwayFebruary is the month when, for the fifth year running, CalTrout’s Nigiri Project on Knaggs Ranch has released thousands of salmon fry onto flooded…
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Team effort helps to rescue Bypass salmon
Read more →: Team effort helps to rescue Bypass salmonFrom the Davis Enterprise, an article by Nina Erlich-Williams Despite four years of record drought, large numbers of salmon are coming back to the…
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Working hard to save Chinook
Read more →: Working hard to save ChinookWith winter-run Chinook facing the possibility of extinction sooner rather than later, it’s necessary to look at all stages of the salmon’s life cycle…
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Collaborative efforts needed to save Central Valley’s salmon
Read more →: Collaborative efforts needed to save Central Valley’s salmonIn Sunday’s Sacramento Bee, CalTrout’s Central California director, Jacob Katz, and Central Valley rice farmer, John Brennan, suggest that collaborative, innovative solutions are needed…
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Will winter-run salmon go the way of the bull trout?
Read more →: Will winter-run salmon go the way of the bull trout?The drought is putting winter-run on the edge. Unlike other Central Valley runs, their eggs incubate in early summer and hatch out during the…
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Knight’s Landing Project to Help Stranded Chinook
Read more →: Knight’s Landing Project to Help Stranded ChinookAfter several years of successfully demonstrating the multi-benefit use of floodplains with our Nigiri Project, which establishes salmon habitat on rice fields — benefiting agriculture,…