California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
government agency in California
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Active this week
Earlier this month
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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife proposed regulations for the North Coast, holding a public meeting in Cotati on November 10, 2016.Some support1 report
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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife conducted a comprehensive bobcat population survey across the state.Some support1 report
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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the California Natural Resources Agency are jointly hosting Biodiversity Day celebrations.Some support1 report
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CDTFA inspectors seized products in Los Angeles County, with Gavin Newsom referencing state enforcement efforts.Some support4 reports
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Alameda County is utilizing the California Department of Fish and Wildlife to provide necessary wildlife management resources within the county.Some support1 report
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An incident in La Verne required a joint response from local and state agencies, involving the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife collaborates on land management and resource protection in Morro.Some support1 report
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Oroville Wildlife Area, CA Fish and Wildlife, and CA Water Resources are collaborating on an improvement project, with access points along the Feather River.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife manages regional harvest guidelines for the Ocean Salmon Fishery.Well supported5 reports
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Mussels are causing issues in Kern County, involving the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.Some support2 reports
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Grunion fish range includes Southern California and Mexico, and monitors are tracking spawning cycles.Some support1 report
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GPS tracking reveals a wolf pack is causing havoc in Northern California, moving through Siskiyou and into Tulare Counties.Some support2 reports
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Commercial fishing restrictions are in place due to toxin levels in the waters affecting San Mateo and Monterey counties.Some support1 report
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In Northern California, the Department of Fish and Wildlife is overseeing the authorized use of pepper-ball hazing protocols, while James Gallagher addresses the issue of wolf attacks.Some support1 report1 development inside
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NOAA allocated disaster aid to California's fishery, with state agencies distributing federal funds and Jared Huffman commenting on the allocation.Some support1 report
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California Department of Fish and Wildlife monitors invasive species in Sacramento County, noting that the species originate from China.Some support1 report
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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife launched a probe into herbicide use in San Juan Creek.Some support1 report
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Around California Department of Fish and Wildlife this week
News at the entities that move California Department of Fish and Wildlife most-
NOAA defines El Niño conditions affecting the state of Colorado, with expert advice on drought and moisture levels.
Moves California Department of Fish and Wildlife
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Gavin Newsom StructuralGovernor Newsom vetoed a bill opposed by the American Beverage Association and backed by Californians Against Waste.Moves California Department of Fish and Wildlife
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California StructuralFederal government imposed new restrictions on provider taxes, while Limón spoke to reporters via CalMatters.Moves California Department of Fish and Wildlife
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Catherine Blakespear OperationalCatherine Blakespear supported AB 1383, which Gavin Newsom vetoed, while she is also contesting the Senate District 38 seat.Moves California Department of Fish and Wildlife
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Sacramento County OperationalA civil grand jury found that the oversight mechanisms were lacking the necessary power.Moves California Department of Fish and Wildlife
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La Verne OperationalFire at MWD facility in La Verne prompted closures at Bonita High School and University of La Verne.Moves California Department of Fish and Wildlife
Connections
The 37 strongest of 62, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Julia Coates Structural
Julia Coates functions as an environmental scientist employed by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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Catalina Island Structural
The Department of Fish and Wildlife formally regulates activities and issues permits for Catalina Island.
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Cannibal Island Structural
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife owns the property located on Cannibal Island.
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California Structural
The agency operates as a functional unit of the state, responsible for executing governmental functions like distributing federal disaster funds.
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NOAA provides critical marine heatwave data that informs the mortality tracking and management protocols used by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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Gavin Newsom Structural
As Governor, Newsom exercises structural control over the CDFW through budget allocation and policy oversight.
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Monterey Structural
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife imposes formal restrictions and regulations on activities within Monterey.
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Chris Lowe Structural
The agency uses data from the researcher, and the researcher's findings inform the agency's official shark attack statistics.
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Santa Rosa Island Transactional
The Department of Fish and Wildlife issued a permit regarding the management and use of Santa Rosa Island.
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Monterey County Structural
The state agency (CDFW) operates within the county's jurisdiction and enforces commercial fishing restrictions due to toxin levels.
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Oroville Wildlife Area Structural
The two entities are engaged in a functional partnership regarding the management and improvement of the wildlife area.
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Wolf Operational
The Department of Fish and Wildlife actively tracks and manages wolf populations using GPS collars.
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West Sacramento Structural
The city relies on the state agency for invasive species reporting protocols and infrastructure.
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San Benito County Structural
The county gains powers and functional authority that are contingent upon or require formal approval from the state agency.
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International Bird Rescue Operational
The two entities coordinate operational responses to manage the issue of seabird die-offs.
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Sacramento County Operational
The relationship involves the state agency (CDFW) actively monitoring and managing issues, such as invasive species, within the geographical boundaries of Sacramento County.
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Los Angeles County Operational
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife enforces regulations and seizes products within Los Angeles County.
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Santa Barbara Structural
The relationship is defined by the joint operational requirement to monitor grunion spawning cycles, linking the area's ecology to the agency's mandate.
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La Verne Operational
The state agency and the local city coordinate joint responses to incidents requiring intervention.
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Catherine Blakespear Operational
Catherine Blakespear's legislation establishes a coexistence program that interacts with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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California Natural Resources Agency Operational
The two entities function as partners, jointly hosting public events such as Biodiversity Day celebrations.
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San Mateo County Structural
San Mateo County enforces commercial fishing restrictions based on regulations set by the Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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Morro Structural
The location is subject to the agency's jurisdiction and collaborates on resource management and protection.
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Southern California Shared context
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife operates as the regulatory body managing resources and enforcing laws within the geographic context of Southern California.
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Nevada Shared context
The evidence suggests that the entity B (CA Dept of Fish and Wildlife) operates within the geographic boundaries of the state of California.
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Kern County Shared context
The county falls under the jurisdiction of the state agency, which is currently involved in managing issues related to mussel infestations.
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Northern California Shared context
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife operates within the geographic and jurisdictional boundaries of Northern California.
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San Juan Creek Shared context
CDFW launched a probe into herbicide use affecting San Juan Creek.
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North Coast Structural
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife proposes regulations governing activities within the North Coast region.
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Tahoe Keys Shared context
Tahoe Keys is a location subject to advisories issued by state agencies like the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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Nicholas Mentioned together
Nicholas's clinics teach about local regulations related to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife's domain.
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Alameda County Shared context
The Department of Fish and Wildlife provides wildlife management resources within Alameda County.
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Mena Shared context
The location of Mena is contextually relevant to the operational activities of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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Janice Hahn Operational
Janice Hahn is actively challenging the permit authority functions of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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Aptos Shared context
The state agency's operational jurisdiction includes the city of Aptos, which is a specific location within its scope.
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Siskiyou County Shared context
Siskiyou County falls within the operational jurisdiction of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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Cotati Shared context
CDFW utilized Cotati as the location for a public meeting.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
5 events- San Benito County gains powers usually requiring state approval regarding resource management.
- The California Department of Fish and Wildlife proposed regulations for the North Coast, holding a public meeting in Cotati on November 10, 2016.
- The California Department of Fish and Wildlife conducted a comprehensive bobcat population survey across the state.
- The California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the California Natural Resources Agency are jointly hosting Biodiversity Day celebrations.
- CDTFA inspectors seized products in Los Angeles County, with Gavin Newsom referencing state enforcement efforts.
August 2026
4 events- State agency permits deer eradication on Catalina Island, leading to a challenge by Janice Hahn.
- Alameda County is utilizing the California Department of Fish and Wildlife to provide necessary wildlife management resources within the county.
- An incident in La Verne required a joint response from local and state agencies, involving the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
- The California Department of Fish and Wildlife collaborates on land management and resource protection in Morro.
July 2026
4 events- Grunion fish range includes Southern California and Mexico, and monitors are tracking spawning cycles.
- GPS tracking reveals a wolf pack is causing havoc in Northern California, moving through Siskiyou and into Tulare Counties.
- Commercial fishing restrictions are in place due to toxin levels in the waters affecting San Mateo and Monterey counties.
- In Northern California, the Department of Fish and Wildlife is overseeing the authorized use of pepper-ball hazing protocols, while James Gallagher addresses the issue of wolf attacks.
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June 2026
6 events- Oroville Wildlife Area, CA Fish and Wildlife, and CA Water Resources are collaborating on an improvement project, with access points along the Feather River.
- The California Department of Fish and Wildlife manages regional harvest guidelines for the Ocean Salmon Fishery.
- Mussels are causing issues in Kern County, involving the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
- NOAA allocated disaster aid to California's fishery, with state agencies distributing federal funds and Jared Huffman commenting on the allocation.
- California Department of Fish and Wildlife monitors invasive species in Sacramento County, noting that the species originate from China.
- The California Department of Fish and Wildlife launched a probe into herbicide use in San Juan Creek.