The Lower Klamath Refuge Could Once Again Become a Vibrant Habitat for Ducks
The Lower Klamath Refuge Could Once Again Become a Vibrant Habitat for Ducks Duck and geese populations on the Lower
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National Survey Shows Why Refuges Matter for Bird Watchers, Hunters, and Local Economies
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently released a new report, Characterizing the Experiences of Visitors to National Wildlife Refuges,
New StoryMap Explores Habitat Restoration and Flood Protection in the Yolo Bypass
New StoryMap Explores Habitat Restoration and Flood Protection in the Yolo Bypass The California Department of Water Resources and partners
New Watershed Studies Show How Managing Floods Can Help Birds in the San Joaquin Valley
California’s Central Valley is defined by water: too much or too little, often in rapid succession. For the millions of
USGS Study Shows Wetland Proximity Affects Duckling Survival
USGS Study Shows Wetland Proximity Affects Duckling Survival California’s breeding populations of dabbling ducks such as mallards and gadwalls have
USGS Migratory Bird Science Supports CVJV Objectives
USGS Migratory Bird Science Supports CVJV Objectives A recent U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) fact sheet on migratory bird science highlights
Central Valley Wildlife Refuges: Essential Partners in Bird Habitat Conservation
A recent report from the Northern California Water Association demonstrates the critically important role Central Valley wildlife refuges play in