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In 2011, California turned dormant rice fields into winter salmon nurseries; the young fish grew up to eight times faster than in rivers
Since 2011, California's Yolo Bypass has transformed dormant rice fields into vital winter nurseries for young salmon, helping them grow up to eight times faster than in rivers. This groundbreaking project demonstrates the intersection of agriculture and wildlife conservation.
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California built beaver-like dams in coho salmon creeks; at one site, mean juvenile survival rose from 8% before restoration to 60% after
A restoration project in northern California has shown how structures designed to mimic the work of beavers can create better conditions for threatened coho salmon, particularly…
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California removed more than 20 acres of asphalt from an old lumber mill and planted 420,000 native plants; early coho marine survival…
