CalSFS

The California chapter of the Society for Freshwater Science (@benthosnews). Use #CalSFS to connect with other chapter members. Annual Mtgs: #2024SFS

[UC Davis Center for Watershed Sciences @UCDavisWater]

The International Society for River Science (ISRS) will be holding the 7th International Symposium on River Science at the University of California, Davis from October 6-10, 2025 hosted by @UCDavisWater! Abstracts are due Friday May 16, 2025. Learn more: https://t.co/AsRjDnTSAq

[Andrew Rypel @andrewrypel]

Different scientists often get different effect sizes (results) due to the analytical decisions they make.

What can we learn from being aware of this issue? Jon Walter explores in this week's California Waterblog entry: 💡⏬

https://t.co/N2bGRp8O8F

[Andrew Rypel @andrewrypel]

I am so proud of Rypel Lab alum Lauren Hitt for publishing this important paper in @ESAEcosphere on natality of Putah Creek salmon:

https://t.co/FzRJJXDgnL

A press release was published by @ucdavis on it this morning

https://t.co/kF5oL9dVUb

[Andrew Rypel @andrewrypel]

📢 And also very happy to publicly announce we now have scientific evidence Putah Creek has a sizable population of natal Chinook salmon! The population of these fish is growing and was founded, perhaps ironically, by hatchery strays 💚🐟🎏

[UC Davis Center for Watershed Sciences @UCDavisWater]

'Overlooked choices shape research outcomes: what do “researcher degrees of freedom” mean for how science informs policy?' by Jonathan A. Walter @ecojaw. https://t.co/9Shh5hfENJ

[PPIC Water @PPICWater]

This is a great look at how this winter is shaping up, and what it will mean for #cawater this year, via @ezraromero @KQED.

Warming winters mean less snowpack, which complicates reservoir management. W/quotes from PPIC's Jeff Mount and Greg Gartrell.
https://t.co/TtMBeesR6n

[UC Davis Center for Watershed Sciences @UCDavisWater]

#JobOpportunity – @UCDavisWater is looking to fill 3 more Junior Specialist positions in montane stream & meadow hydro-ecology. Apps review is cyclical; next review is late Feb. Apply now! https://t.co/FRqsMML9St

[Andrew Rypel @andrewrypel]

Putah Creek is one of the greatest env'tl comeback stories I've been a part of. And as Ethan's new paper in @ESAApplications shows (summarized in blog 👇) - the proof is in the pudding/data. And with new models, we can learn how to make env'tl flows/mgmt even better still 💪🏞️🐟

[Delta Stewardship Council @DeltaCouncil]

It's #nationalscienceday, and we're looking for 3️⃣prominent scientists to serve on the Delta ISB!

The Delta ISB...
📝advises the Council,
🔬oversees #deltascience research, monitoring, and assessment programs,
💻conducts reviews,
➕ and more.

➡ https://t.co/lcpex3l4tf

[ACWA @ACWAWater]

Ahead of #PresidentsDay Weekend, we are sharing @UCDavisWater's California WaterBlog post on Jimmy Carter and Floodplain Management. Read more here: https://t.co/ccEvjnRoI3 #CAWater

[UC Davis Center for Watershed Sciences @UCDavisWater]

We’re Expanding! You can now follow @UCDavisWater on even more platforms: https://t.co/yfP4eeEf75 #CAwater

[Freshwater Biological Association (FBA) @freshwaterbio]

For your #freshwaterpearlmussel pleasure this Microscope Monday 🔬 we have aquarium maintenance in action & a #microscopic view of some newly cleansed juvenile #mussels.

More about the FBA Ark here:
https://t.co/XoTwl44a0S

#margaritiferamargaritifera #bivalve #freshwaterscience

[California Trout @CalTrout]

🌊 Meet Farrah Tyler, a CalTrout Fellow mapping the future of the Eel River watershed! Using GIS, she’s protecting threatened salmon & crushing it as a triathlete. 🐟 Her advice: "Follow environments you love & people doing good work.” 🌎 Read more: https://t.co/DFy0SuJmEV

[Kyler Hecke @FisHecke]

My limnology class spent the afternoon sampling fish and aquatic macroinvertebrates on Shoal Creek.

Pictured is a Plains Orangethroat Darter.

[JimHobbs @JimHobbs]

This could be a real problem for the Delta.

[UCDavis_Egghead @UCDavis_Egghead]

What's the future of California water policy under the Trump administration? Because water is a state issue, existing policies will likely continue -- but disputes with the federal govt may stop CA from going further, writes Karrigan Börk @UCDavisWater https://t.co/rMLaMAUK1L

[UC Davis Law @UCDavisLaw]

"We will likely see significant indirect impacts on California water issues, as conflict with the federal government diverts time and resources from climate change, indigenous issues, and other environmental challenges." — @ucdavis Law Prof. Karrigan Börk via California WaterBlog

[UC Davis Center for Watershed Sciences @UCDavisWater]

"Anticipating Increases in Flood Risk for Yolo County and its Native Fishes," by Peter Moyle. https://t.co/Sbrh7HcJmd #CAwater

[Andrew Rypel @andrewrypel]

Big congrats to Rachelle Tallman on publication of her experimental salmon-rice work in River Research and Applications! Thsi work shows how growth & in-field survival of juvenile Chinook salmon is high in rice. These results are impt for managers 🧵⬇️

https://t.co/yKhbsztbnL

[Jay Lund @JayLund113]

Growing ducks and fish with flooded wetlands. Can we get crops of both ducks and fish from managing wetlands?
https://t.co/pF9qtIg49I