Emily Mensch
@emilymensch.bsky.social
PhD candidate @ UC Davis | aquatic ecologist studying fish & birds in California rice 🌾🐟🦆
Reposted by Emily Mensch
A UC Davis study shows that at Putah Creek - and potentially other altered and dam-controlled streams worldwide - restored waterways can help restore and even create salmon runs.
The wild salmon in Putah Creek are not only increasing, they also are completing their life cycle: ucdav.is/4iJnViZ
The wild salmon in Putah Creek are not only increasing, they also are completing their life cycle: ucdav.is/4iJnViZ
March 21, 2025 at 6:08 PM
A UC Davis study shows that at Putah Creek - and potentially other altered and dam-controlled streams worldwide - restored waterways can help restore and even create salmon runs.
The wild salmon in Putah Creek are not only increasing, they also are completing their life cycle: ucdav.is/4iJnViZ
The wild salmon in Putah Creek are not only increasing, they also are completing their life cycle: ucdav.is/4iJnViZ
Reposted by Emily Mensch
“In the absence of natural wetlands, rice has become essential surrogate habitat for an incredible diversity of California wildlife,” said @dskarp.bsky.social @ucdavis.bsky.social via @katkerlin.bsky.social
March 4, 2025 at 4:26 PM
“In the absence of natural wetlands, rice has become essential surrogate habitat for an incredible diversity of California wildlife,” said @dskarp.bsky.social @ucdavis.bsky.social via @katkerlin.bsky.social