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A recreation of a Maidu village during the fall and spring run harvesting season, 1850. This painting was constructed using archaeological reports, historical documents and consultations with the Estom Yumeka Maidu Tribe. Illustration curtesy of Kathryn Killackey, used with permission.

Ancient food remains reveal clues into salmon’s distant past

The Winnemem Wintu and other indigenous communities light fires along the riverbank to guide salmon home. Illustration by Blane Bellerud.

Dr. Carson Jeffres highlights the salmon society on NPR’s Insight

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M.S. positions in Aquatic Ecology and Water Resources Engineering

https://deltacouncil.ca.gov/pdf/science-program/flyers/2025-10-14-15-adaptive-management-forum-save-the-date-flyer.pdf

Recap of 2025 Adaptive Management Forum

green plants under water in a stream

Job Opportunity – Water Training Coordinator

Topics: Administrative Law & Regulation • Environmental Law & Property Rights Sponsors: Energy & Environment Practice Group Webinar

What’s the Harm? ESA Rulemaking After Loper Bright

Fish Passage Conference 2026

Fish Passage Conference 2026