UC Davis researchers have documented evidence of chinook salmon returning to the Northern California creek where they were ...

UC Davis researchers Thursday announced a new study that proves years of hard work to heal the Putah Creek habitat is saving ...

Almost everywhere in California, salmon are on the decline. But in Putah Creek — a restored stream running through the ...

Almost everywhere in California, salmon are on the decline. But in Putah Creek—a restored stream running through the ...

From left, UC Davis lead author Lauren Hitt, junior specialist Jordan Colby and coauthor Mackenzie Miner prepare to search for chinook salmon on Lower Putah Creek by canoe. (Dennis Cocherell, UC Davis ...

A UC Davis study, published in the journal Ecosphere, is the first to document Putah Creek-origin salmon.Chinook salmon have been observed at the creek since 2014, but prior studies had shown them ...

Almost everywhere in California, salmon are on the decline. But in Putah Creek—a restored stream running through the University of California, Davis, campus—wild salmon are not only increasing ...

She showed that while hatchery-origin fish were most abundant, a handful — 11 of 407 — of returning salmon analyzed were born in Putah Creek, completing their full life cycle as wild salmon ...

UC Davis researchers Thursday announced a new study that proves years of hard work to heal the Putah Creek habitat is saving salmon. “In most places, salmon are declining. Putah Creek is kind of ...