Wildlife officials fitted tracking collars on five gray wolves in Northern California to help monitor the growing wolf populations in Lassen, Modoc, Shasta, Siskiyou and Tehama counties. This video, from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, shows teams capturing a gray wolf, fastening a collar on it before releasing it back to the wild. READ MORE: https://bit.ly/4bCTXNt #wold #wolves #california #northerncalifornia #northstate #norcal #news #localnews #breakingnews #newvideo | KRCR Ne

CDFW’s Marine Region Outreach Project proudly partnered with Fish for Life to provide an extraordinary fishing experience for 32 children with special needs and their families aboard the 95-foot vessel Dana Pride. On Sunday, Aug. 10, the Dana Pride was drifting offshore in southern Orange County, where children eagerly cast their lines and caught a variety of fish in a day filled with excitement and joy. Adding to the positive atmosphere, CDFW patrol boat Barracuda approached the Dana Pride’s po

Are your youngsters preparing for this weekend’s Balance of the State Youth Waterfowl Hunting Days Feb. 7 and 8? Supervised clay target practice is one of the best ways to build confidence in young hunters and foster safe gun handling practices that will translate to the field. Best wishes to our youngest waterfowl hunters this weekend and a big thanks to the adult mentors taking them out into the field and ushering in the next generation of wetland and waterfowl advocates. | California Departme

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is working to streamline the approval process for environmental restoration projects through its Cutting the Green Tape Program. Cutting the Green Tape exemptions can save about seven months of time and $125,000 of restoration funds on projects such as the Tuolumne River Mainstem Restoration Project. With project partners the Turlock Irrigation District, Modesto Irrigation District and San Francisco Public Utilities Commission leading the way, effor