Project
-
Expert witnesses testified in opposition to the Pebble Mine project proposed for the headwaters
Fishermen School Congress on Possible Impacts of Pebble Mine Sportsmen took the real concerns of the outdoor recreation economy to D.C. lawmakers
-
-
California officials threatened with jail byTrump admin over Shasta (McCLoud river project)
The Trump administration and California officials have sued each other, swapped insults on Twitter and clashed on everything from climate change to immigration.
-
Dam Modernization Project Kicks Off
Today, the California Department of Water Resources (DWR) began assessment work on Pyramid Dam’s spillways in Los Angeles County as part of a statewide effort to reduce seismic and hydrologic risk to State Water Project (SWP) facilities spanning 705 miles throughout California.
-
Project Permit Reaches Milestone of 150 Tagged Fish
BTT scientists are able to track the movement patterns of tagged fish for up to five years, providing important information on habitat use and spawning locations.
-
Coho Restored and Flooding Reduced with Habitat Project
Juvenile coho salmon use estuaries to eat and grow before migrating to the ocean. Photo: USFWS/Roger Tabor
-
Yamaha Marine Joins Joint Project to Design Device for Removing Plastics
Yamaha U.S. Marine Business Unit and Clearwater Mills, L.L.C. of Pasadena, Maryland, agreed to jointly design a device for removing plastics and other floating debris from coastal stormwater systems.
-
DWR Announces 2019 State Water Project allocation increased to 75 percent
This is the final allocation for the calendar year. The initial allocation in November 2018 was 10 percent.
-
Z-Man Project: Drew Reese
The fishing world is awash with unsung heroes. How many people know the name Julio T. Buel? You should, for Buel patented one of the early fishing lures, a spoon, back in 1852.
-
Project Restores Coho and Reduces Flooding
Juvenile coho salmon use estuaries to eat and grow before migrating to the ocean. Photo: USFWS/Roger Tabor
-
Project will help Colorado River cutthroat trout
Colorado River cutthroat trout are a fish prized across Utah. And a great place to catch them is the High Uinta Wilderness in the Uinta Mountains in the northeastern part of the state.
-
Larry Dahlberg Spearheads Lure Project in Costa Rica
The new ruling has survived many court challenges and even today the shrimp industry and INCOPESCA, the government agency that manages the country’s fisheries, is conducting technical studies on alternative sustainable methods of trawling.
-
-
-
Tiny salamanders may block a massive $1.4 billion project to raise Shasta Dam
A trio of tiny salamanders could stand in the way of a massive $1.4 billion project to raise the height of Shasta Dam.
-
Construction in progress for Gulf Shoreline Stabilization Project in Louisiana
With construction in progress for the Gulf Shoreline Stabilization Project at Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge, the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) and other partners celebrated last week the work done to minimize coastal erosion in the refuge, located in Cameron and Vermilion parishes.
-
DFW to Use Drone in River Restoration Project
Scientists with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) will fly a drone over a section of the Elochoman River in Wahkiakum County during the week of Sept. 24 to collect information to support river restoration work.
-
-
Project T 2018 I CAST Edition 2 【VOL. 49】TATULA 100 DEBUT
he smallest and lightest Tatula reel ever made, the Tatula 100 is the most comfortable and palmable reel seen in many years. A feather weight at just 6.9 ounces, it may be the most fatigue free reel Daiwa has ever built. The Zero Adjuster and T-Wing System, casts longer and more accurately. The comfort is enhanced by redesigned Soft Touch Handle Knobs. The reel is also well suited for junior anglers with smaller hands. The bones of the reel are strong with an Aluminum Frame providing rigidity and a smooth performance. Available August 2018.
-
What do Southern Californians really get out of Gov. Jerry Brown's twin tunnels project?
The most expensive state public works project ever would be financed primarily by Southern California water users. But it’s not exactly clear what they’d be buying.
Advertising