Fish Catch-22: Economic Value and Ecological Impacts of…
Given their abundance on every continent except Antarctica, it’s hard to imagine a time when black bass (Micropterus species) faced Read More…
The Delta’s Most Wanted — Flashback Friday
In today's Flashback Friday we highlight the Delta's most invasive plants, fish, invertebrates, amphibians, and mammals.
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Survival of the small and shy – angling selects against…
Removing fish from a population through fishing is known to have many impacts, such as selecting for fish that reproduce at younger ages and Read More…
Improving Salmon Habitat At Sacramento Levees — Flashback…
In today's Flashback Friday, we review the effects of bank modification on salmon fry and smolts in California's waterways.
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Responding to Impacts of COVID-19 on Fisheries and Marine…
One year into the pandemic, COVID-19 continues to affect every facet of life – including the world of science. Loss of research, time, and Read More…
Challenges of Trap and Haul — Flashback Friday
In today’s Flashback Friday, we examine the challenges with transporting Chinook salmon downstream using the trap and haul Read More…
Providing Water for Fish in the Calaveras River
Part of responsibly managing a watershed is efficiently using a limited water supply to balance the needs of both humans and wildlife. This Read More…
Heating Up Salmon Migration Pathways
Climate change is turning up the water temperature along migration paths used by anadromous fish species such as Chinook salmon. In a study Read More…
The Dungeness Crab Fishery: Coping with Climate Change
Droughts, floods, and heatwaves are all examples of “climate shocks,” or natural disasters linked to climate change, that have been Read More…
Improving Fish Passage on the Calaveras River
The Calaveras River in California’s Central Valley was once a river of extremes that flooded regularly. Over the last several decades, Read More…