Wildfires, Ash, and Chinook Salmon Blood Response
Author: Sammuel Huang, Junior Specialist Featured Image photographed by Peter Aronson, Junior Specialist The ash left in the wake of wildfires […]
Category: Chinook Salmon
Hatchery San Joaquin River Spring-Run Chinook Salmon Telemetry
Author: Amanda Peterson Yet another year of tagging juvenile Spring-run Chinook salmon in the San Joaquin River has been successfully completed. The […]
Natural Origin San Joaquin Spring-Run Chinook Salmon Telemetry
Author: Amanda Peterson The Bureau of Reclamation, partnered with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, has been monitoring rotary screw traps […]
Evaluating the Effects of Thiamine Deficiency in Chinook Salmon
Author: Heather Bell In late 2019, at multiple hatcheries in California’s Central Valley (CCV), offspring of recently spawned fall-run Chinook salmon exhibited […]
The Role of Food Availability on Thermal Tolerance of Juvenile Chinook Salmon
Authors: Ph.D. Student Cassidy Cooper and Dr. Ken Zillig Complementing work studying trophic interactions, Cassidy and Ken are investigating how food availability […]
Temperature Effects on the Depredation of Juvenile Chinook Salmon
Authors: Dr. Alexandra McInturf and Dr. Ken Zillig In the wild, Chinook salmon populations fare poorly when temperatures get warmer, however under […]
Field Wars: Rice of the Salmon
Featured Photo Credit: Nathan Frandino/REUTERS Author: Heather Bell Chinook salmon rearing habitat is limited in California’s Central Valley due to the conversion […]