We’re Expanding! Follow the Center and WaterBlog on More Platforms
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Great news! The Center for Watershed Sciences has expanded its social media presence, giving you more ways to stay connected and engaged with California WaterBlogs and our other new content.
The link includes our information for X/Twitter, Facebook, Mastodon, Bluesky, LinkedIn, YouTube, and WordPress. Follow us on your favorite platforms for regular updates, highlights, and community discussions. And if you haven’t already, you can also subscribe to the California WaterBlog (see right hand side, “Sign Me Up!”) via email to get our weekly blog posts delivered straight to your inbox, and drop comments to our blogs directly on WordPress.
More science content coming your way next week — stay tuned!
Childs Meadow. Credit: Center for Watershed Sciences field crewIn the field downloading temperature and oxygen logger data from a mountain lake burned in the Dixie Fire. Credit: Christine Parisek.Derrick Alcott with fyke net. Credit: Gregory Urquiaga, UC Davis.Sarah Howe, junior specialist and lab manager, polishes otoliths collected from salmon in the Klamath River and sent to the UC Davis Freshwater Ecology Lab. Credit: Alysha Beck, UC Davis.“Putah Creek Animal Adventures” at the Winters Community Library. Left: Mason Rogers demonstrates backpacking electrofishing gear. Middle: Bryson Zheng offers a fish net to help capture a plushie fish that a child “caught” while fishing in an inflatable pack raft in the library. Right: Juliana Aristizabal describes the ecology of California native fishes that are in the Live Fish Tank. Credit: Stanley Luo, MWFCB.Prof. Karrigan Bork and Klamath River Renewal Corporation CEO Mark Bransom stand with a group of UC Davis Law students in fall 2023 at the site of Iron Gate Dam, on the Klamath River. Prof. Bork returned with a group of students in fall 2024 to visit the same site after dam removal.
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