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By Jeffrey Mount . . . [Editor’s note: This article first appeared on California Fly Fisher as “Profile: Dr. Peter B. Moyle — Meet California’s Preeminent Fish Squeezer.”] For those of us who work on rivers, we often have nicknames for each other’s professions. I’m a rock kicker (fluvial geomorphologist), for example. But let me introduce […]
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By Rachael E. Ryan, Cho R. Adolfo, Emily K. Chen, Stephanie M. Carlson . . . California’s “Uncommon” Salmonid Amidst the decline of California’s salmonid populations is an unexpected uptick of pink salmon. In recent years, biologists monitoring California waterways have been reporting sightings of pink salmon. We became curious about these observations; were they […]
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By Francine De Castro . . . I worked in the Aquatic Research Collective (ARC) lab with Dr. John Durand from 2019–2021 as an undergrad student, and my duties mostly included zooplankton ID with the occasional foray into the field to assist with the long-term Suisun and Arc sampling projects. My favorite memory as a […]
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By Jay Lund . . . Professor Kaveh Madani of United Nations University has won this year’s Stockholm Water Prize, often known as the “Nobel Prize for Water”. (The official announcement is here.) “The Stockholm Water Foundation and the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences recognise Professor Kaveh Madani for his groundbreaking research and global leadership […]
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