- #FishoftheMonth SONCC Coho salmon. Abundance has dropped 95% over last several decades. We're working on their reco… https://t.co/cwCu3UrHDH ->
- RT @DavidGuyNCWA: Learning about fish, the upper Sacramento River and the #sacvalley with good friends and partners @CalTrout…making prog… ->
- CalTrout & Friends of Santa Clara River weigh in on proposed power plant. Bad news for environment & public health https://t.co/Sv7DdlH6im ->
- Refuge #PaiuteCutthroattrout transplanted 71 yrs ago are helping to re-establish population back in native range https://t.co/7eYoJBvWjp ->
- Two-way trap & haul, transporting fish around #dams, could help save wild #salmon in CA. Researchers urge caution https://t.co/QF5UhMER6O ->
- RT @UCDavisWater: Watershed Women Researchers teach middle school girls about GPS & Floodplains at the Yolo County Office of Edu STEM Girls… ->
- #CatchandRelease https://t.co/zFfGtJYJR0 ->
- #Salmon Strongholds – Protecting the Best in #California. Video by @wildsalmoncntr & CalTrout… https://t.co/pbRvzrXmgk ->
- CalTrout's Jacob Katz discusses how collaboration btwn farmers & conservationists can help rebound #CA native #fish https://t.co/oxjHgr8vhy? ->
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The Week’s Newsbytes
#FishoftheMonth SONCC Coho salmon. Abundance has dropped 95% over last several decades. We're working on their reco… https://t.co/cwCu3UrHDH -> RT @DavidGuyNCWA: Learning about fish, the upper Sacramento River and the #sacvalley with good friends and partners @CalTrout…making prog… -> CalTrout & Friends…
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