The Perfect Combination, Andy Fecko 

Friday, Oct 6th, 2023

At just eight years old, Andy was set free into the woods. To be clear he wasn’t abandoned. This was the early 1980s and kids were given immense freedom to explore the outdoors on their own accord. Spared from the fears of parents today, the brown-haired boy with dust coated jeans and a t-shirt would … Continue reading “The Perfect Combination, Andy Fecko “

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Bridging the Divide to Recover Salmon for Us All

Wednesday, Oct 4th, 2023

By George Bradshaw and Fritz Durst During a crisis, we cannot choose the challenges we will experience.  But we can choose how we respond.  Fishermen and Sacramento Valley farmers and water managers are choosing to focus on the “fix” rather than the “fight.”  Both of our communities have suffered devastating impacts from the most recent … Continue reading “Bridging the Divide to Recover Salmon for Us All”

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Agreements to Support Healthy Rivers & Landscapes: Adapting to our Climate Reality by Strengthening California’s Rivers, Landscapes, Communities and Farms

Thursday, Sep 28th, 2023

The Floodplains Help Juvenile Salmon Reach a Healthy Size for Improved Survival

Wednesday, Sep 20th, 2023

By David Guy As part of the Floodplain Forward Coalition, there are significant efforts to re-imagine and better use our system of flood control levees and bypasses, the farmlands in the historic floodplain, and oxbows and other features within the river to benefit salmon, birds, and agriculture while ensuring the flood protection system functions well when … Continue reading “The Floodplains Help Juvenile Salmon Reach a Healthy Size for Improved Survival”

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