UC Davis researchers have documented evidence of chinook salmon returning to the Northern California creek where they were ...

A UC Davis study confirms Putah Creek origin salmon for first time, marking a win for creek restoration and wild salmon, and ...

Story by Judy Pickens Photos by Dave Gershgorn For West Seattle Blog School salmon releases will start soon on Fauntleroy ...

The basin’s hydroelectric dams, built between 1918 and 1962, were merely the crowning blows, the walls across the river that definitively blocked salmon from upper basin spawning grounds.

Almost everywhere in California, salmon are on the decline. But in Putah Creek—a restored stream running through the University of California, Davis, campus—wild salmon are not only increasing, they ...

State biologists say salmon populations have declined because of a combination of factors, such as dams, which have blocked off spawning areas, and global warming, which is intensifying droughts ...

“People are used to coming in the fall, and they come to see the fish spawning, because it is tangible,” said Dobler. “Many students come to our salmon expo in the fall. With the offspring ...

Fish are doubtlessly feeling about now whatever fish feel when the urge to spawn kicks in. In but a little while – if not today or yesterday – female and male will be heeding an ancient ...

From certain facts we may infer that salmon under the impelling force of a ‘spawning urge’ travel to their natal rivers by virtue of a ‘homing instinct’, and ‘wait’ at the mouths of ...

B ack in November, the fish-loving community was chuffed to the gills after several dead Chinook salmon carcasses floated to ...

Cleanup and recovery operations are underway across the central and eastern U.s. in the wake of a powerful storm system that swept across the nation, producing violent tornadoes, a dust storm ...