Fish Food Program Expands to Public Enrollment with Reverse Auction
CalTrout’s Fish Food Project works with farmers and water suppliers to reconnect floodplain-derived wetland food webs to river to help recover fish and wildlife populations in the greater Sacramento Valley. To expand the benefits, we opened the program up to public participation.
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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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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…