By Tim Johnson, President and CEO of California Rice Commission
The future of working agriculture lands has been captured in this recent report completed by UC Davis and supported by the California Rice Commission. In a first of its kind in California report, multiple species use of ricelands has been undertaken and a bold step of how many acres of rice are needed in the Sacramento Valley to maintain that habitat offered. Hats off to John Eadie, Andrew Rypel, Brian Todd, Adrew Karp, Dan Sumner and many others for capturing the need to be protect and enhance California ricelands.
Photo Brian Baer
Blog: A Conservation Footprint for Multiple Species of Wildlife in California Rice
Please read the following blog article about the findings on the UC Davis Center for Watershed Sciences website by By John M. Eadie, Daniel S. Karp, and Andrew L. Rypel.
Read the Conservation Footprint for California Rice Summary Report Here
