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Delta Breezes Are Dying and That Could Be Bad News for an Imperiled Fish

Tom Philp Executive Strategist, Metropolitan Water District of Southern California

Research has found that wind is on the decline in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, which subsequently impacts the turbidity of the water. That in turn has an impact on critically endangered delta smelt, writes Metropolitan Water District’s Tom Philp.almost 2 years ago

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Deeply Talks: Protecting Native Fish in the Delta

In California’s Delta, native fish face a number of challenges. Scientists Peter Moyle and John Durand of the University of California, Davis discuss those obstacles and how they might be overcome.about 2 years ago

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California’s Proposed Budget Reveals Water, Climate Priorities

A recently released state budget proposal uses a science-based approach to allocating funds and includes money for water systems in disadvantaged communities, endangered species, wildfire fighting and conservation.over 2 years ago

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Reasons for Optimism About California WaterFix From a Fish Perspective

Peter Moyle U.C. Davis Professor Emeritus of Fish Biology and an Associate Director, Center for Watershed Sciences

James Hobbs Research Scientist, U.C. Davis Department of Wildlife, Fish and Conservation Biology

Scientists Peter Moyle and James Hobbs give their reasoning for qualified support for the controversial tunnels project that will affect Delta fish and fisheries. almost 3 years ago

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Plan to Save Delta Smelt Faces Tough Road

California agencies released a three-year plan to bring delta smelt back from the brink of extinction, but some of the goals and the overall feasibility of the plan have been questioned.about 4 years ago

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Critical Index Finds Smelt Nearly Extinct in Delta

SACRAMENTO BEE: Results of the spring survey tracking the number of delta smelt in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta found very few of the fish, which already have critically low numbers.about 4 years ago

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Delta Breezes Are Dying and That Could Be Bad News for an Imperiled Fish

Tom Philp Executive Strategist, Metropolitan Water District of Southern California

Deeply Talks: Protecting Native Fish in the Delta

California’s Proposed Budget Reveals Water, Climate Priorities

Reasons for Optimism About California WaterFix From a Fish Perspective

Peter Moyle U.C. Davis Professor Emeritus of Fish Biology and an Associate Director, Center for Watershed Sciences

James Hobbs Research Scientist, U.C. Davis Department of Wildlife, Fish and Conservation Biology

Plan to Save Delta Smelt Faces Tough Road

Critical Index Finds Smelt Nearly Extinct in Delta

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Delta Breezes Are Dying and That Could Be Bad News for an Imperiled Fish

Tom Philp Executive Strategist, Metropolitan Water District of Southern California

Deeply Talks: Protecting Native Fish in the Delta

California’s Proposed Budget Reveals Water, Climate Priorities

Reasons for Optimism About California WaterFix From a Fish Perspective

Peter Moyle U.C. Davis Professor Emeritus of Fish Biology and an Associate Director, Center for Watershed Sciences James Hobbs Research Scientist, U.C. Davis Department of Wildlife, Fish and Conservation Biology

Plan to Save Delta Smelt Faces Tough Road

Critical Index Finds Smelt Nearly Extinct in Delta

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Peter Moyle U.C. Davis Professor Emeritus of Fish Biology and an Associate Director, Center for Watershed Sciences

James Hobbs Research Scientist, U.C. Davis Department of Wildlife, Fish and Conservation Biology