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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New Yolo Bypass Fish Passage project approved
Read more →: New Yolo Bypass Fish Passage project approvedA big step towards the largest floodplain enhancement effort on the West Coast has just taken place. The Department of Water Resources’ Yolo Bypass…
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Applauding the Funding in the California State Budget to Help Reactivate Floodplains in the Central Valley
Read more →: Applauding the Funding in the California State Budget to Help Reactivate Floodplains in the Central ValleyA Broad Group of Conservation Organizations, Landowners, Local Governments, Water Suppliers and Academic Institutions Applaud the Funding in the California State Budget to Help…
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Reactivating our Floodplains – Speaker Event
Read more →: Reactivating our Floodplains – Speaker EventDate & Time: Monday, July 15th from 12:30 PM to 1:30 pm Location: California Natural Resources Building – First Floor Auditorium About: Please join…
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Restoring Floodplains for Fish Food and Flood Protection
Read more →: Restoring Floodplains for Fish Food and Flood ProtectionFish, Farms, and Floods. Today’s San Francisco Chronicle features an Op-Ed by author and former land-use planner Tim Palmer who writes about the need…
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Fish Food Program Season Kick-Off
Read more →: Fish Food Program Season Kick-OffOn October 25th River Garden Farm’s hosted the 2018/2019 Fish Food Program Season Kick-Off to celebrate the start of the field season for floodplain…
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Fish Food Program Season Kick-Off
Read more →: Fish Food Program Season Kick-OffOn October 25th River Garden Farm’s hosted the 2018/2019 Fish Food Program Season Kick-Off to celebrate the start of the field season for floodplain…