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Klamath
Chair's Message: Unwavering mission - fix Klamath now
Originally published in the Winter 2019 issue of California Waterfowl. by ROCQUE MERLO, CHAIRMAN My...
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Hunting News
Tales from the Veteran Hunt Program: Tule Lake hunt
by MIKE PEETERS, VETERAN HUNT COORDINATOR Finally, the weekend the veterans had been waiting for ha...
Press release
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Advocacy
Governor signs bobcat hunting ban
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill today banning bobcat hunting in California. It was signed among a pa...
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Press release
Advocacy
Governor signs rice-flooding incentive bill
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an important bill on Wednesday to improve California Winter Rice Habitat In...
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Klamath
Lower Klamath NWR update
In this report: Flooding status for opener CWA fights for pump repair funding Opening Day of duck...
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Veterans storm the Bay on the BlueRunner
Salmon were our intended target for the day and early reports indicated big ones were being caught o...
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Banding
The not-so-bullish sprig
California Waterfowl biologists trap and band thousands of ducks each year. As part of the banding...
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Press release
Wetland restoration
Federal grants announced for Sac Valley, Klamath area wetlands
The good news kept coming this week as the Migratory Bird Conservation Commission announced on Monda...
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Klamath
Lower Klamath: Farmers to the rescue!
The Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge, which has been critically deprived of essential water su...
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Veterans battle the yellowfin tuna storm
By MIKE PEETERS, VETERAN HUNT PROGRAM COORDINATOR Once again the Daily Double charter boat hosted Ca...
Klamath
Extra water delivery begins
The refuge began taking delivery of 50 cubic feet per second of water today. That delivery was available thanks to a cool and wet spring that delayed plantings and left the Klamath Project with extra water that it could divert to LKNWR.
Klamath
Critical Hub
Ducks don't stay at the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge all year, but there are times the refuge is vitally important to them - and humans are letting them down.
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Fall Issue of California Waterfowl
[gallery style="carousel" ids="2035,2036,514,2037,2038,2039"] The Fall issue of California Waterfowl...
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CWA advocating for habitat funding, science-based management
(Originally published in Fall 2019 issue of California Waterfowl) CONTENTS: - $300M secured for hab...
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Dove Hunting: A Powerful Dog-Training Opportunity
(Originally published in Fall 2019 issue of California Waterfowl) by JOSH MILLER, SportDOG® Brand I...
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The 2019 Crop of Shotguns
(Originally published in Fall 2019 issue of California Waterfowl) BY PHIL BOURJAILY Waterfowl guns g...
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Fall 2019 Gear Guide
New products, tested products and interesting stuff for duck hunters (Originally published in Fall 2...
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Mallards
Population survey: Mallards need more than water to rebound
(Originally printed in the Fall 2019 issue of California Waterfowl Magazine) article by CAROLINE BR...
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FAQ: California's Waterfowl Breeding Population Survey
PHOTO BY WAYNE TILCOCK by CAROLINE BRADY, WATERFOWL PROGRAMS SUPERVISOR When we posted the state b...
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Advocacy
Can wetlands survive the new groundwater law?
(Originally printed in the Fall 2019 issue of California Waterfowl Magazine.) by JEFFREY A. VOLBERG,...
Klamath
Water levels dropping
Lower Klamath looks lush this summer thanks to incredible precipitation last winter and spring, but water levels are dropping.
Hunting News
Advocacy
Pintail breeding population down
The continental pintail breeding population count declined 4% this year, according to a survey relea...
Advocacy
Shining a light on hunting at California's Capitol
More than 20 CWA volunteers, staff and board members spent Wednesday at the state Capitol talking a...
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CWA honors dedicated volunteers at State Convention
All of the work California Waterfowl accomplishes each year wouldn’t be possible without the...
