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Estuary Newsletter

Estuary newsletter

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About the Newsletter...

ESTUARY covers water supply, wetland and wildlife-related stories about San Francisco Bay and the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta, everything from pollution problems to efforts to save endangered species and prevent floods, fish kills and ecological invasions. This eight-page newsletter, published six times a year, is packed with science, politics, people, humor and insight. ESTUARY is funded by the San Francisco Estuary Project, partner donations, and subscriptions.

The Current Issue...

Moth Mess

When the California Department of Food and Agriculture announced last year that several communities in coastal northern and central California had reported infestations of the light brown apple moth, it announced its intentions to eradicate the invasive pest. That eradication plan included the aerial spraying of a pheromone that would disrupt the mating habits of the moth. Download the issue

Special Insert: Science Action: News from the CALFED Science Program

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To download a past issue of ESTUARY (PDF files), click on the links below, or for issues older than 2007, please visit the archived Esturary Newsletter site at http://www.estuarynewsletter.com/.