NOAA’s public comment on the proposed listing of pycnopodia will remain open until May 15.
Tag: National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration
Local whale watchers moved to Mendocino to escape the gloomy New England winters, they wound up contributing to a global species population count
For most people, whale watching is an afternoon, but for Teresa and Scott Mercer it’s a way of life. The Mercers spend over a thousand hours a year, stationed on the Point Arena bluffs, counting whales that swim by on a 10,000 to 14,000 round trip migration.
Conservationists restore river habitat in hopes of coho’s return
Trout Unlimited opened up two miles of previously obstructed Central Coast coho salmon habitat on the Noyo river, providing hope for the endangered species.
Weather Service warns of gale winds at sea and extremely high heat inland
Heat advisory, gale winds, and small craft advisories are all in effect for the next few days in Mendocino County and off the coast.
Salmonid counts below replacement level in Eel River, CDFW announces
For another year, Chinook and steelhead numbers fell far below what they need for the fish populations to recover.
