Photographs by Eiko Jones Forestry and fish habitat are interconnected across landscapes in perpetual and compelling design. Few elements of stream habitat portray this link between forest and aquatic resources as simply as fallen...
When you think of the arid landscapes of the southwestern United States, water might not be the first thing that comes to mind. But southern New Mexico, Arizona and Texas abound with majestic rivers...
Beavers and fish, fish and beavers; these ancient aquatic associates have been sharing habitat in lakes and streams for millions of years. And yet, our understanding of how beaver engineering affects habitat quality for...
Many animals are known for exploiting a range of habitats over the course of their life. Deer traverse forest and fen, salmon make their infamous journey between stream and sea, and some sandpipers circle...
Flame retardant chemicals have been known to wind up in places they don’t belong; in the atmosphere, in lake sediments, and in the tissues of fish and other wildlife. For this reason, a number...
In Governor Brown’s Approval of bill AB2480, California took a major step in making its expansive water supply system even larger by including source watersheds within its water infrastructure management and funding scheme. In re-imagining...
Under the current climate change regime, mean global air temperatures are predicted to increase over the next hundred years, with some models estimating as much as a 6.4 oC increase worldwide. This warming trend is currently being...
The Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan is an ambitious project, seeking to balance flood protection with ecological, economic, and community development interests along 32 river miles. Passing between the Los Angeles National Forest...
Great South Bay extends for 45 miles along the southern coast of Long Island, New York, and provides extensive lagoon habitat to Atlantic Ocean fish. Fed by freshwaters and protected from ocean predators, lagoons...
