Media Coverage
Media Coverage
- Conservation Letters: Can genetic rescue be used as a tool to save endangered species?
- SF Chronicle: California drought poses more obstacles to young Russian River coho salmon
- CBS Bay Area: Drought impact on Russian River watershed challenging fish survival
- Hakai Magazine: The Hail Mary Hatcheries
- Press Democrat: Volunteers sought to share water with drought-threatened fish
- Press Democrat: Endangered coho salmon battered by 3rd year of drought. Here’s why it matters
- North BayBiz: The Return of Salmon
- Salmon and Steelhead Coalition, Video: Drought: California's New Normal
- CA Water Blog: Between a rock and a dry place - effects of drought on stream drying patterns in California’s intermittent streams
- Walker Creek Project Update 2021: Coho Salmon Research and Monitoring
- Conservation efforts are needed to save California salmon
- Study shows how coho salmon survive during droughts
- Scientists solve mystery of mass coho salmon deaths. The killer? A chemical from car tires
- KZYX Ecology Hour Interview
- Bay Area Bountiful Video: Swimming Upstream
- New antennas bring better coho tracking
- Coho salmon recovery programs seek help from local landowners
- KQED: Hatchery-Born Coho Salmon Are Helping Save the Species From Extinction in the Russian River
- Voices from the River: Counting coho in Russian River floodplains
- News of the North Bay: Coho Study
- Small Amounts of Water Enable Juvenile Salmon to Survive
- One fish two fish: counting salmon on the Russian River
- How one landowner is building a better habitat for salmon along the Russian River
- How Much Water Do Coho Salmon Need?
- Sea Grant in NOAA's Habitat Focus Areas
- Dams Be Damned: California Rebuilds the Salmon Habitat It Destroyed
- Stewards of the Salmon: Landowners apply creative solutions to benefit native fish
- Dry Creek Rancheria seeks to restore Russian River tributary for fish, water supply
- Young coho salmon arrive at new home in Porter Creek
- New fish ladder offers glimpse of salmon recovery efforts
- Trout magazine: Wine, Water, Fish and People: In California They Go Well Together
