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CDFW Returns Sacramento Perch
CDFW has returned California’s only native sunfish – the Sacramento perch – to its namesake city and county, recently stocking 3,000 mostly juvenile fish into a pond at Granite Regional Park to create a unique urban fishing opportunity.
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CDFW wildlife officers received tips
In the first case a wildlife officer contacted a man in possession of 49 rainbow trout in a section of Piru Creek in Los Angeles County that was catch and release only.
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CDFW and partners released 313 fish on Sunday
California Department of Fish and Wildlife 9h · A new population of pupfish is now a possibility following a recent transfer of fish into a new refuge within Bishop Paiute Indian Reservation in Inyo County.
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CDFW’s 2024 Warden Stamp is on-sale NOW
The Warden Stamp, a sticker decal in the shape of a warden badge, has become a collectors’ item for people of all walks of life, and a way for the public to show support for CDFW wardens and their continued work to maintain the balance of the state’s many plants and animal species.
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Letter to the Fishery Directors at CDFW and U.S. FWS
If you are concerned about the Sacramento fall salmon run and the future of the fishery.
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CDFW Director Bonham is in our nation’s capital today testifying
CDFW is grateful to Senator Alex Padilla
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CDFW Restricts Recreational Crab Traps and Delays the Commercial Dungeness Crab Fishery
Deployment and use of crab traps in any recreational crab fishery (including rock crab) is temporarily restricted
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CDFW Purchase a Quagga Sticker (Mussel Fee Sticker) Here
This online system allows you to purchase a Quagga Sticker
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CDFW cited multiple suspects illegally catching lobsters
During an inspection of the subjects’ gear and receptacles...
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CDFW Restoration Grant Awards
These projects and others are underway throughout California with funding from Drought for Salmon Protection, Nature Based Solutions and Proposition 1 programs.
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CDFW wildlife officers joined the Commercial Passenger Fishing Vessel
Many thanks to the owners/operators of the Dana Pride and the Fish 4 Life program
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CDFW Completes Release of 23 Million Fall-Run Chinook Salmon
raised at its four Central Valley anadromous fish hatcheries, the Feather River Fish Hatchery, the Nimbus Fish Hatchery, the Mokelumne River Fish Hatchery and the Merced River Hatchery.
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Climate and Nature Based Solutions initiatives
CDFW is pleased to announce $8.6 million in new grant funding
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CDFW Fish Truck Tracker
CDFW raises and plants millions of trout each year for the enjoyment of anglers.
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New CDFW Policy Recognizes Ecological Value of Beavers in California
The policy also outlines a process to mitigate beaver depredation conflict, prioritizes the use of nonlethal deterrents whenever possible and ensures that lethal removal of depredation beavers is done in a humane manner.
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