Education & Outreach
- Classroom Aquarium Education Project (CAEP)
- Fishing in the City
- Keep Me Wild Campaign
- National Archery in the Schools (NASP)
- Project WILD
- Volunteer with DFG
- Youth in the Outdoors (YO)
Office of Communications, Education & Outreach
1807 13th Street, Suite 104
Sacramento CA 95811
(916) 322-8911
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Outdoor California
Magazine
Selected Archives
- September-October 2005
California birds sound alarm for West Nile virus
Bird banders gather data and blood samples which helps researchers keep track of West Nile virus.
By Joe Ferreira - July-August 2005
BRAC: Protecting fish and wildlife from chemical contamination at military bases
Military bases have long been a haven for wildlife in California. As they close and convert to other uses, specialists from Fish and Game work to make sure that the wildlife is not injured by what is left behind.
By Frank Gray - May-June 2005
Fisheries 101
Get the basics on California's ocean fisheries and their management.
By Ed Roberts - March-April 2005
Decker Island Wildlife Area: Enhancing Delta wetlands one phase at a time
From island covered with star thistle emerges a riparian paradise for wildlife.
By Mark Phillip - January-February 2005
Releasing giant (black) sea bass - Don't give them the "point"
Ocean anglers sometimes get a surprise catch, reeling in on the these giants. here's how to release them safely.
By Ed Roberts - November-December 2004
Wildlife Conservation Board-Collaboration leads to millions in projects
WCB has been busy! Check out the 2004 record.
By Alexia Retallack - September-October 2004
BT Cruisers - A run for recovery
California Fish and Game wardens take on the Baker2Vegas in support of one of their own.
By John Dawson - July-August 2004 page
Mobile Fish Exhibit brings big splash to everyone
Get up close and personal with underwater life with DFG's Mobile Fish Exhibit.
By Ethan Rotman - May-June 2004 page
Banking on wildlife generates interest
Conservation banking is a great way to invest in wildlife.
By Tina Bartlett - March-April 2004
Kid's Opportunity: The amazing amphibian
Learn about amphibious creatures with fun activities.
By Bobbie Winn - January-February 2004
Sierra Nevada Bighorn Sheep Report
The latest information, population statistics, and technology contribute to an extensive look at the status of this endangered subspecies. - November-December 2003
Column: Walking the thin green line
Call to CalTip leads to state fish poacher.
By Lt. Liz Schwall - September-October 2003
Southern sea otter - Sentinel of the sea
Sea otter study provides information on the species and the health of the marine environment.
By Dr. David Jessup - July-August 2003
Ghost of the SS Jacob Lukenbach: The hunt for clues to a killer
When oiled birds continued to wash up on the beaches, DFG teams knew it was no ordinary oil spill.
By Kim McCleneghan - May-June 2003
Freshwater Fish Identification
Beautiful renditions of popular California sport fish that accompanied the issue's inland sportfishing guide. - March-April 2003
DFG steps up to help recover endangered species
Working with other government agencies, DFG looks to help coho recover on the Russian River.
By Brett A Wilson - January-February 2003
New Recruits: Wardens in the making
For aspiring wardens the roads lead to Napa and a seven-month training program.
By Louisa Hufstader - November-December 2002
Bays and estuaries: A vital link in California's marine ecosystems
Full of life and activity, these areas are critical to many marine species.
By Eric Larson and John Mello - July-August 2002
2002 Bear Issue
This issue of Outdoor California is full of valuable information about these beautiful creatures, and what is required to coexist with them.
