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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Field Note: If You Look Deep Into the Eyes of a Fish, It Will Tell You Its Life Story
Read more →: Field Note: If You Look Deep Into the Eyes of a Fish, It Will Tell You Its Life StoryBy Jacob Katz, Ph.D. CalTrout Central Valley Regional Director If You Look Deep Into the Eyes of a Fish, It Will Tell You Its…
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Harnessing Rice Fields to Save California’s Endangered Salmon
Read more →: Harnessing Rice Fields to Save California’s Endangered SalmonFish Food on Floodplain Farm Fields CalTrout’s science-based approach to grow fish food on floodplains and Integrate Wild Fish and Working Landscapes initiative has…
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Chasing Nigiri
Read more →: Chasing NigiriWhat started as a seemingly crazy experiment to raise young salmon in flooded rice fields turned into a wildly successful project. Here’s the story…
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Field Notes: Fish Food on Floodplain Farm Fields
Read more →: Field Notes: Fish Food on Floodplain Farm FieldsBy Jacob Montgomery Part 1: About the Project Overview. CalTrout’s Central Valley program is currently engaged in multiple projects, all of which are focused…
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Field Notes: Dr. Katz goes to Washington
Read more →: Field Notes: Dr. Katz goes to WashingtonIt’s right there in the name: California Trout. We are, and will always be, focused on protecting and preserving the fish and rivers of…
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Floodplain Coalition Inundates D.C.
Read more →: Floodplain Coalition Inundates D.C.This September, California Trout’s Central Valley Program was part of a diverse coalition of water, farming and environmental partners that traveled to Washington, D.C.…