A trip into the Delta with scientist Peter Moyle in search of the Delta Smelt. We filmed one of these research trips and an interview with Moyle for Delta Blues. On our day on the boat, the trawls brought up a nice haul of small stripers and split tail, but no Smelt. Moyle and his team hadn't seen one all year. We also filmed at the Smelt lab described in the piece.
See the Bay Area premiere of the film at the San Francisco Green Film Festival on March 5th. Click here for more details.
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Most state native game fish face extinction

A new report by noted fish biologist Peter Moyle (a character in the documentary) is a frightening look at the future of California's trout, steelhead and salmon populations. Twenty one of thirty species may face extinction by the end of the century. The main reasons: dams, global warming and the lack of cool, clear water that the fish require to thrive.
Here's an excellent article in the SF Chronicle by Jane Kay.
Here's the link to the California Trout page on the report. Scroll down to the bottom to see the exec summary and the full report.
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