California
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2022 California Invasive Species Action Week
Learn how invasive species affect California’s wildlife and their habitat.
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Cause of California Brown Pelican Illness and Mortality
Wildlife Scientists Continue to Seek Cause of California Brown Pelican Illness and Mortality Since approximately May 13, 2022
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New 2022 California Grunion Season And Limit Regulations
Earlier this year, the California Fish and Game Commission adopted regulatory changes
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2 largest reservoirs in California already critically low
Years of low rainfall and snowpack and more intense heat waves have fed directly to the state's multiyear, unrelenting drought conditions, rapidly draining statewide reservoirs.
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Endangered California Salmon Returned To Safer Waters After More Than A Century
*** A Joint News Release Issued by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife; the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; and the Bureau of Reclamation***
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Spawn bass fishing on the California Delta VIDEO
Got a chance to do some bed fishing on the river here’s what I witnessed.
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California Trout Opener a Cherished Tradition for Golden State Anglers
The traditional trout season opener the last Saturday in April remains one of California’s most celebrated and anticipated outdoor traditions, drawing thousands of anglers to trout fishing destinations such as Burney and Dunsmuir in the north, Bridgeport and Bishop in the eastern Sierra, Mammoth Lakes in the south, and many other mountain communities and picturesque hamlets throughout the state.
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California Delta Easter Bassin (VIDEO)
Did a little green egg hunting on the river here’s what I found.
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Fish Hatcheries Reopen to Public Visitors in California
California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is pleased to announce that 21 of its 22 state fish hatcheries will reopen to the public on Thursday, April 7.
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California Fish Hatcheries Reopen to Public Visitors
California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is pleased to announce that 21 of its 22 state fish hatcheries will reopen to the public on Thursday, April 7. The facilities have been closed to visitors for nearly two years during the Covid-19 pandemic, although hatchery operations and stocking efforts continued without significant interruption.
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California’s Native Wildlife and Plant Species
What about supporting CDFW’s research into why the California sea otter population is unable to flourish in its native coastal waters? Or how drought and climate change affect California’s native plants and wildlife?
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