California Department of Fish and Game
December 9, 2008--Oil spill off California reminder of offshore drilling danger (Environmental News Service)
More than 70 people from federal, state and private sector organizations worked today to clean up an undetermined amount of oil that spilled from a platform off the coast of Santa Barbara County on Sunday.
August 4, 2008--California fights Nestle's plan to bottle pristine waters (Environmental News Service)
The State of California will challenge the environmental plan for a bottled water plant that Nestle Waters North America intends to build in Siskiyou County if the company does not revise its contract to pump water from the McCloud River, says the state's top lawyer.
July 11, 2008--California's delta smelt could merit endangered listing (Environmental News Service)
The delta smelt, a small silvery fish that has come to represent the condition of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Estuary, may be declared an endangered species under U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service action announced Wednesday.
June 10, 2008--Scientists track Tahoe fish to protect lake's ecology (Summit Daily News)
Scientists are tracking 14 fish at Lake Tahoe to study their movements and try to prevent their species from spreading out across the lake and upsetting its delicate ecology. Large mouth bass and bluegill typically are found in much warmer waters.
