The Smith River in Northern California is one of the healthiest and most pristine rivers in California, and a critical salmon and steelhead stronghold. The Smith River alliance along with others are leading the way to protecting this asset. Keith Brauneis Productions and CalTrout are creating Eternally Wild,
A project in the Methow Valley, Oregon is reintroducing beavers to upper reaches of the Methow watershed. With global warming Oregon anticipates less water will be stored as snow, and more will run run off as liquid water. Beaver created ponds slow the discharge, and
Part three of a presentation by Dr Peter Moyle focused on questions raised by the audience. Reconciliation Ecology Part Three
Part Two of Dr Moyles presentation on Reconciliation Ecology Reconciliation Ecology Part Two
At the December meeting, Dr Peter Moyle, Distinguished Professor Emeritus in the Department of Wildlife Fish and Conservation Biology and associate director of the Center for Watershed Sciences, UC Davis, gave an outstanding presentation on Reconciliation Ecology. Dr Moyle defined Reconciliation Ecology as the science of inventing,