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California Trout's Jacob Katz catches juvenile salmon out of a "live car" used to catch and count fish in a rice field on Knaggs Ranch near Woodland, California, March 23, 2013. Research by UC Davis Center for Watershed Sciences, conservation science and advocacy organization California Trout, and the California Department of Water Resources shows that salmon raised in a floodplain have higher growth rates than those in a river or hatchery.
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salmon04.-- .Max Whittaker.Prime Collective.530.218.4219 .-- .Max Whittaker.Prime Collective.530.218.4219
California Trout's Jacob Katz catches juvenile salmon out of a "live car" used to catch and count fish in a rice field on Knaggs Ranch near Woodland, California, March 23, 2013. Research by UC Davis Center for Watershed Sciences, conservation science and advocacy organization California Trout, and the California Department of Water Resources shows that salmon raised in a floodplain have higher growth rates than those in a river or hatchery.

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  • Location: Woodland Calif. usa
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  • Author: Max Whittaker/Prime
  • Credit: Special to The Chronicle
  • Byline: SFC
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