Represents an important part of the overall effort to restore the Calaveras River for the benefit of all -people, fish, and wildlife – who use the river.
Don't forget to follow the California Department of Fish and Wildlife for more about Invasive Species Week starting June 5th.
California Department of Fish and Wildlife Managing California's diverse fish, wildlife and the habitats upon which they depend.
03/02/2021
Video: Improving the Health of California’s Freshwater Ecosystems - Public Policy Institute of California California’s freshwater ecosystems are in poor health, and the current approach for managing them is not working. Jeff Mount, senior fellow at the PPIC Water Policy Center, describes a path for improving their condition to protect the benefits they bring.
10/31/2019
Central California Traction Railroad fish passage project with flows!
10/31/2019
Central California Traction Railroad fish passage project - ready for flows!
https://sewd.net/central-california-traction-raildroad-crossing-fish-passage-improvement-project/
10/29/2019
Wild and Scenic or Eyesore - It's all about attending
https://www.sierraclub.org/sites/www.sierraclub.org/files/sce-authors/u1039/Peatduster50-5.pdf
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10/26/2019
Central California Traction Railroad fish passage project
09/17/2019
Some good news!
Once Thought to Be Extinct, This Lucky Clover Has Recovered Enough to Come Off the Endangered List Running Buffalo Clover, which once spread on trampled ground left by bison, has made a comeback in the Midwest and Appalachians
08/22/2019
Twain's frogs might be making a come back with a little help from the SF Zoo.
SF Zoo conservation team releases over 1,000 nearly extinct frogs into natural Yosemite habitat The California red-legged frog might be nearly extinct, but two of the unsuspecting amphibians ended up making a difference for their dying species with the help of the San Francisco Zoo. On Wednesday, the zoo took to Twitter to announce that, earlier this week, the pair of monumental frogs were the...
08/21/2019
08/21/2019
Another example where restoration is working.
Study: Economic benefits of watershed restoration outweigh costs Public and private efforts to restore the watersheds around the Great Lakes prove to be a smart investment, according to a study released Tuesday by the International Association of Great Lakes Research in Ann Arbor. The study inspected the economic outputs of investing in habitat restoration,…