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Sardine fishermen's strike at Monterey and settlement
Halibut in California
Water pollution

Conservation in Other States
	
New game preserves for Louisiana
Hunting accidents reduced in Wyoming
Common sense
Depredations of deer in New Jersey negligible
New Jersey to introduce rabbits
Minnesota reports deer depletion
Vermont now has buck law
New Mexico provides resting areas for waterfowl
Favorite lake for birds saved to Minnesota
West Virginia establishes refuges
Increased license fees
Nevada establishes game refuges
Michigan hits hooting monopoly
France entertains protectionists

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Fishery Products, April, May, and June
Violations of Fish and Game Laws
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California Fish and Game 9(3). Summer 1923.

Game refuges and game management on the National Forests. S. B. Locke
Review of Dr. Skogsberg's report on the purse seine fisheries of California. W. F. Thompson and Elmer Higgins
The band-tailed pigeon in Yosemite. M. H. McAllister
Why Canada and the United States combined to stop spring shooting. J. H. Fleming
Editorials
	
The most needed thing in game conservation
Klamath River power project hearing
Bureau of Fisheries supports Commission's stand on Klamath power project
In Memoriam—Wilard Odion Fassett
The Steinhart Aquarium
It all helps
Hawk and owl bounties
Game law abstracts
Violators mostly foreigners
Rabbit hunting and quail
Striped bass in Oakland Lake
Do not molest fawns
A warning
Water company destroys predatory animals
A defense of the coyote
The future of angling in the San Joaquin
Resolutions
Canada's introduced partridges
Early game conditions in the Great Valleys
Deer die Humboldt County
Shark meat sold as "white bass"
Growing activity of California fishermen along Mexican coast
United States leads in game refuges
Conditions in Refuge 1D
Pelagic sealing prohibited
The migration of ducks
Scientific work of the Commission appreciated
Louisiana's superlatives
California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

Some stream improvements in Sequoia National Park. W. N. Powell
Water dogs eat trout eggs. A. E. Borell
Experiment to determine the feasibility of the use of trammel nets in Monterey Bay. J. B. Phillips
Editorials
	
Newly appointed commissioners. E. D. Blake
Small mouth bass propagation. J. O. Snyder
Hatchery feeding experiments. J. O. Snyder
From the forest home hatchery. J. O. Snyder
The Imperial Valley Game Refuge. J. S. Hunter

Commercial Fishery Notes. F. N. Clark
	
Cutlass fish (Trichiurus lepturus) in the San Pedro Fishery
The 1934 Pismo clam census. F. N. Clark

Reports
	
Fresh Fish Importations and Landings
Statement of Expenditures
Statement of Income
Violations of Fish and Game Laws

California Fish and Game 21(1). Winter 1935.

A summary of the life history of the California sardine and its influence on the fishery. F. N. Clark
Sardine cannery methods in California. R. S. Croker
San Francisco trawl fishery. G. H. Clark
The crab fishery of California. J. B. Phillips
The harvesting of kelp in California. W. L. Scofield
The California oyster industry. P. Bonnot
Editorials and Notes
	
Changes in personnel—Herbert C. Davis, Appointed Executive Officer
1934 legal deer kill. O. L. Warner
Fish culture employees' convention. J. O. Snyder
Black bears released in southern California. A. E. Burghduff
Commercial fishery notes. W. L. Scofield, F. N. Clark, and G. H. Clark
Maturity and spawning of the California sardine. C. S. F. L.

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Statement of Income
Statement of Expenditure
Eight Year Record of Deer Kill in California
Hunters Killing Two Deer, 1934
Violations of Fish and Game Laws
Fresh Fishery Products

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In certain cases, dead wild animals may be submitted to New York State Wildlife Health Program for examination and diagnosis.Types of Cases to ReportThe following cases are of interest to the Wildlife Health Program and other DEC programs:Deer exhibiting neurologic signs and/or are thin or are found dead and appear to be thin. Any live or dead deer with ear tags or any live or dead elk, Sika, or Fallow deer. Any dead moose including road-kills.All bald or golden eagles and peregrine falcons.
California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

The art and science of fly fishing (revised edition) (Book Review). K. A. Hashagen, Jr.
World dynamics (Book Review). L. W. Miller
The New York Aquarium book of the water world (Book Review). J. A. St. Amant

California Fish and Game 58(3). Summer 1972.

Life history of the San Joaquin kit fox. S. Morrell
Melanistic mutant in ringneck pheasants. J. A. Azevedo, Jr., E. G. Hunt, and L. A. Woods, Jr.
Diel changes in the vertical distribution of the euphausiids, Thysanoessa spinifera Holmes and Euphausia pacifica Hansen, in coastal waters of Washington. M. S. Alton and C. J. Blackburn
Population differences in the swell shark Cephaloscyllium ventriosum. C. A. Grover
DDT residues in white croakers. W. T. Castle and L. A. Woods, Jr.
Characteristics of the fall-run steelhead trout (Salmo gairdneri gairdneri) of the Klamath River system with emphasis on the half-pounder. W. D. Kesner and R. A. Barnhart
Mortality and survival rates of tagged largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides) at Merle Collins Reservoir. R. R. Rawtron and K. A. Hashagen, Jr. Winter food of trout in three high elevation Sierra Nevada lakes. G. V. Elliot and T. M. Jenkins, Jr.
Reproductive failure of pelagic cormorant, San Luis Obisop County, California, 1970. L. B. Penhale
The reoccurrence of the California scorpionfish, Scorpaena gutata Girard, in Monterey Bay. D. H. Varoujean
Symbiosis in the blacktail snailfish, Careproctus melanurus and the box crab, Lopholithodes foraminatus. R. H. Parrish
California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

Studies of Opisthobranchiate Mollusks of the Pacific Coast of North America (Book Review). C. H. Turner
A Field Guide to Western Amphibians and Reptiles (Book Review). L. Shapovalov
The California Wildlife Map Book (Book Review). L. Shapovalov
Primary Productivity in Aquatic Environments (Book Review). K. R. Anderson
Birds in Our Lives (Book Review). L. K. Puckett
The Motorboatman's Bible (Book Review). P. M. Hubbell

California Fish and Game 53(3). Summer 1967.

Second cooperative survey of the California condor. R. D. Mallette, J. C. Borneman, F. C. Sibley, and R. S. Dalen
The probable affinities of a wolf captured near Woodlake, California. D. R. McCullough
Fecundity and age at maturity of lake trout, Salvelinus namaycush (Walbaum), in Lake Tahoe. J. A. Hanson and R. H. Wickwire
Distribution, size composition, and relative abundance of the Lahontan speckled dace, Rhinichthys osculus robustus (Rutter), in Lake Tahoe. P. H. Baker
Two king salmon with spawning features taken in Ocean Troll Fishery. P. G. Swartzell
Preliminary experiments on the acclimatization of juvenile king salmon, Oncorhynchus tshawytscha, to saline water mixed with sewage pond effluent. G. H. Allen and P. O'Brien
Fish remains recovered from a Corona Del Mar, California Indian midden (Ora-190). J. E. Fitch
Partyboat logs show how skindivers fared during 1963 and 1964. W. F. Wood
Serological studies of kelp bass, Paralabrax clathratus. A. C. Smith
An inexpensive, self-contained underwater data recording camera. C. T. Mitchell
Tagged anchovies move from southern California to Monterey Bay.
California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

S. R. Wilbur, R. D. Mallette, and J. C. Borneman
The relationship between megalopae of the dungeness crab, Cancer magister, and the hydroid, Velella velella, and its influence on abundance estimates of C. magister megalopae. D. E. Wickham
Winter food habits of fishers, Martes pennanti, in northwestern California. W. E. Grenfell and M. Fasenfest
An anti-roll beach seine. R. D. Bayer
Term fetuses from a large common thresher shark, Alopias vulpinus. M. A. Hixon

California Fish and Game 65(2). Spring 1979.

The diet composition and energy reserves of California mule deer during pregnancy. S. A. Holl, H. Salwasser, and B. Browning
Safe zinc and copper levels form the Spring Creek drainage for steelhead trout in the upper Sacramento River, California. B. J. Finlayson and S. H. Ashuckian
Egg deposition of the desert pupfish, Cyprinodon macularius, in relation to several physical parameters. L. A. Courtois and S. Hino
Notes on the life history of the California clingfish, Gobiesox rhessodon (Gobiesociformes, Gobiesocidae). A. W. Wells
Age structure of a tidepool sculpin, Oligocottus maculosus, population in northern California. J. R. Moring
A simple method for tagging fish underwater. J. Matthews and J. D. Bell
The halfmoon, Medialuna californensis, as a cleaner fish. M. A. Hixon
Records of Cancer oregonensis in California (Brachyura: Cancridae). M. K. Wicksten
Colorado snapper, Lutjanus colorado, taken near Morro Bay adds new family (Lutjanidae) to California's marine fish fauna. P. B. Lehtonen
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It's been a stormy couple of weeks and many of your regional parks were temporarily closed or are still impacted as we clear fallen trees or wait for waters to recede. 
 
 
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We've got dozens of new hikes, nature walks, future park visits and volunteer activities to get you outside this winter! 
 
 
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 From colorful leaves to crisp air and wide-open views, autumn is a great time to explore your favorite regional park – or one you've never visited before. If you're looking a family-friendly outing over the long Thanksgiving weekend, or seeking serious inspiration to burn off that Turkey Day dinner, check out our recent blog post about trails that really shine during fall weather. 
 
 
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Your input is needed to shape the future of Mark West Creek Regional Park and Open Space Preserve, northeast of Santa Rosa. We're creating a master plan to guide the long-term development of this parkland (which is not yet open to the public) and we want to hear from you! 
 
 
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They’re one of the more magnificent wild creatures found in Sonoma County’s parks – and one we’re unlikely to ever see. Tawny, majestic and amazingly athletic, mountain lions are native to our landscape. 
 
 
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As we're exploring parks and beaches this summer, let's embrace the Leave No Trace principles that help keep landscapes clean, wildlife safe and visitors happy. 
 
 
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More of Hood Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve is now open for hiking, biking, horseback riding and camping following months of cleanup and repairs after the 2020 Glass fire burned across most of the park and scorched some of the same parkland that burned in the 2017 Nuns fire. 
 
 
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Now is the time to hit the paths and trails of Sonoma County for an eyeful of raw wildflower beauty. 
 
 
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Happy spring! Although the season officially begins March 20, wildflower season has already begun in Sonoma County, with early blooms abounding at Foothill, Crane Creek, Helen Putnam, Shiloh and other regional parks known for their brilliant spring wildflower displays.
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