Hallwood habitat restoration project complete
After five years of work, the Hallwood side channel and floodplain restoration project is complete, effectively restoring the habitat, spawning and rearing grounds for native salmonids.
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After five years of work, the Hallwood side channel and floodplain restoration project is complete, effectively restoring the habitat, spawning and rearing grounds for native salmonids.
A habitat restoration project in the lower Yuba River is complete. The project not only helps the local fish population but also those who live along the river's banks.
The Hallwood Side Channel and Floodplain Restoration Project includes nearly two miles of restored side channels and alcoves.
KELSO — A legacy of obsolete logging practices popularized more than a century ago remains etched in the way the Coweeman River moves.
Both Chinook and steelhead salmon populations have struggled for decades throughout California. Researchers tracking them in the American River say their work informs efforts to boost their numbers.