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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Sacramento Valley Salmon Recovery Program
Read more →: Sacramento Valley Salmon Recovery ProgramCalTrout collaborates to maximize water use in drought This problem has existed for decades but now CalTrout is partnering with Sacramento Valley farm and…
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The Flip-Side of Fish Hatcheries
Read more →: The Flip-Side of Fish Hatcheries“Mother Nature would have spread those fish out, so that some would have left on the early end, some in the middle and some…
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Water Board Supports Searsville Dam Removal
Read more →: Water Board Supports Searsville Dam RemovalIn a letter to Stanford, the Water Board says it supports removal of Searsville Dam. “We have been, and continue to be, supportive of…
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Water Board Supports Searsville Dam Removal
Read more →: Water Board Supports Searsville Dam RemovalIn a letter to Stanford, the Water Board says it supports removal of Searsville Dam. “We have been, and continue to be, supportive of…
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Nigiri Project in the Spotlight as Salmon Head Out to Sea
Read more →: Nigiri Project in the Spotlight as Salmon Head Out to SeaCalTrout’s Nigiri Project is receiving a lot of press coverage this week as the project’s salmon, that have been feasting in the flooded rice…
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Nigiri Project in the Spotlight as Salmon Head Out to Sea
Read more →: Nigiri Project in the Spotlight as Salmon Head Out to SeaCalTrout’s Nigiri Project is receiving a lot of press coverage this week as the project’s salmon, that have been feasting in the flooded rice…