Elevating Tribal Leadership in California’s Climate Future
Q&A with Austin Stevenot, River Partners Director of Tribal Engagament
Eyes in the Wild: A River Partners Wildlife Journal – September Edition
From an adorable big cat to a pair of imperiled pollinators, wildlife species are making restored habitats their home
Fallow Fields Become Flyway Havens for Shorebirds
Habitat Conservation and Farming a Powerful Blend to Help Declining Bird Populations
Growing Native Seed to Fuel California’s Critical 30X30 Restoration, Climate Goals
How Heritage Growers, River Partners’ Native Seed Farm is Breaking the Native Seed Bottleneck
Op-Ed: Yvon Chouinard Says Newsom’s Billion-Dollar Salmon Bet is Doomed to Fail
Outside
University researchers team up with nonprofit to make the most of groundwater recharge
Bakersfield Californian
Eyes in the Wild: A River Partners Wildlife Journal – August Edition
From the adorable and fuzzy to the downright dangerous, all kinds of wildlife are thriving at restored areas
We Removed Nearly One Mile of Concrete from the Riverbank
Why That’s a Huge Win for an Imperiled Bird
Eyes in the Wild: A River Partners Wildlife Journal – July Edition
From the Sacramento River to the Salton Sea, restored wildlands are beacons for wildlife
Coming Into Focus: Results from Revolutionary Groundwater Science
Stanford scientists share preliminary findings from last year’s cutting-edge Central Valley groundwater research
Eyes in the Wild: A River Partners Wildlife Journal
A new blog series on wildlife we’ve seen in the field kicks off focusing on the San Joaquin Valley
Rare rodent returns to Stanislaus, ‘like a unicorn sitting right in front of us’
The Modesto Bee
