State Provides $36 Million for Project to Save Salmon and Other California Fish
State Provides $36 Million for Project to Save Salmon and Other California Fish
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has announced that they will be supporting nearly $36 million in projects to benefit salmon and their habitats and to continue supporting climate resiliency, wildlife corridors (a strip of natural habitat connecting populations of wildlife that are otherwise separated by cultivated land), and wetland restoration.
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