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Where are they now: Mollie Ogaz
Sacramento · Sacramento

Where are they now: Mollie Ogaz

“Where are they now:”  is the first in a new blog series on the California WaterBlog, written in the voices of our alumni. The series will celebrate the many alumni who got their start at the Center for Watershed Sciences (CWS) and have now gone on to bigger and better things. Blog posts from the…Read Article
Build it, and they will come: Early evidence for establishment of Chinook salmon in Putah Creek, CA
Environment · California

Build it, and they will come: Early evidence for establishment of Chinook salmon in Putah Creek, CA

By Lauren G. Hitt, Malte Willmes, Mackenzie C. Miner, Max Stevenson, Carson A. Jeffres, Robert A. Lusardi, Nann A. Fangue, and Andrew L. Rypel Figure 1. Putah Creek during salmon spawning season in 2021. (Credit: LG Hitt) For the third year in a row, regulators have canceled California’s commercial Chinook salmon fishing season.Poor spawning salmon returns in…Read Article

Are spring-fed rivers key to long-term persistence of salmon and trout in California?

By Nicholas Corline, Emilio Grande, Ate Visser, Jean Moran, Jory Lerback, Tyanna Blaschak, Damon Goodman, Jake Harm, Lauren Tolley-Mann, Dylan O’Ryan, Valerie Muenker, Rollie Nearhood, Amber Lukk, Sarah Howe, and Robert Lusardi Imagine a giant sponge made of volcanic rock. That’s what scientists have recently discovered in the central Cascades of Oregon, an aquifer that…California, United States · CaliforniaRead Article

The Seven Circles of Jargon Hell

By Jay Lund The circles of jargon hell move from “lazy and less effective communication of ideas” to a general audience, to a narrower already-expert audience, to a substitute for substantive communication, to intentionally harmful and pretentious obfuscation, all of which disrupt the reader’s comprehension and eventually destroy all interest in communication. Lazy jargon –…California, United States · CaliforniaRead Article

Aquifer bill goes to Pritzker 's desk

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Legislation that would ban underground carbon sequestration activity within the footprint of the Mahomet Aquifer, a massive source of drinking water for Central Illinois, is heading to Gov. JB Pritzker's desk.JB PritzkerSee the Story

Trade-offs in California Water Discussions

By Jay Lund In policy and management, we should always be interested in performance, both overall effectiveness and efficiency of solutions, as well as trade-offs across objectives.  These are often depicted on plots of Pareto-optimality, showing the relative performance of alternatives, the performance of efficient (Pareto-optimal) solutions, and trade-offs across these most efficient alternatives, often compared with…Sacramento · SacramentoRead Article

The Power of Mimics in Aquatic Management and Beyond

By Brandi Goss, Marissa L. Baskett, and Robert A. Lusardi Humans might be the ultimate ecosystem engineers in the sense that we constantly modify ecosystems and change the processes which drive them. In some cases, this can harm biodiversity by displacing native ecosystem engineers which deliver important benefits for other species and bolster both habitat…California, United States · CaliforniaRead Article

Wet Season’s end for Water Year 2025

By Jay Lund California’s Water Year runs from October 1 of the previous calendar year through September 30.  California’s “wet” season is traditionally October 1 – April 1.  The rest of the year (and often parts of the “wet” season) is usually dry.  We can get major storms into April, but often not. So almost all of this…California, United States · CaliforniaRead Article

Newly Listed Smelt in the Delta

By Karrigan Börk, John Durand, Nann Fangue, and Levi Lewis Illustration of Longfin Smelt life stages. Artwork by Adi Khen, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UCSD Late last summer, on August 29th, 2024, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service listed the San Francisco Bay-Delta distinct population segment of longfin smelt (Spirinchus thaleichthys) as ‘endangered’ under…San Francisco, California · San FranciscoRead Article

UC Davis Give Day! Seeking Support for our Graduate Students

Students sampling the Tuolumne River as part of an Ecogeomorphology trip. Kyle Phillips holds up Mississippi Silversides. Credit: Lynette Williams Duman, UC Davis CWS. California WaterBlog is a long-running outreach project from the UC Davis Center for Watershed Sciences, a research center dedicated to interdisciplinary study of water challenges, particularly in California. We focus on environmentally…Davis, California · DavisRead Article

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