Podcast: Restoration Takes Everyone, with Griff Griffith and Chuck Bonham
On this episode of the Fish Water People podcast, hear from Griff Griffith, renowned natural and cultural resource interpreter, and Chuck Bonham, Director of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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From the field, in the lab, at the capitol.
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Podcast: Win-Wins for Rivers and Ranches, with Mike Belchik and Gareth Plank
Read more →: Podcast: Win-Wins for Rivers and Ranches, with Mike Belchik and Gareth PlankHow can conservation groups, Tribes, and ranchers come together to create healthier watersheds? Hear from Yurok Tribe Senior Fisheries Biologist Mike Belchik, Farmers Ditch…
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Podcast: Science’s Role in the Story of Recovery, with Stephanie Carlson & Gabe Rossi
Read more →: Podcast: Science’s Role in the Story of Recovery, with Stephanie Carlson & Gabe RossiOn this episode of the Fish Water People Podcast, we talk with UC Berkeley researchers and CalTrout collaborators Stephanie Carlson and Gabe Rossi. We…
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Podcast: Stories of Abundance, with Obi Kaufmann
Read more →: Podcast: Stories of Abundance, with Obi KaufmannOn this episode of the Fish Water People Podcast, we talk with renowned artist, writer, and naturalist Obi Kaufmann. We explore stories of abundance,…
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Episode 6: Managing Natural Resources, with Wade Crowfoot and Jacob Katz
Read more →: Episode 6: Managing Natural Resources, with Wade Crowfoot and Jacob KatzCalifornia is a national and global leader for environmental solutions. But how does resource management in California actually work? We talk with the person…
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Episode 5: What Water Wants, with Erica Gies and Nick Bouwes
Read more →: Episode 5: What Water Wants, with Erica Gies and Nick BouwesHow are people around the world interacting with water? On our latest podcast episode, we talk with award-winning journalist Erica Gies about her book…
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Episode 4: Undamming the Klamath, with Amy Cordalis and Mark Bransom
Read more →: Episode 4: Undamming the Klamath, with Amy Cordalis and Mark BransomHistory is being made right now on the Klamath River. By the end of 2024, four Klamath River dams will be removed — the…