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02-05-2013:
Cramer Fish Sciences welcomes Fisheries Biologists David Delaney, Ph.D.
and David Richards, Ph.D. to
our Auburn, California team.
10-01-2012:
Cramer Fish Sciences welcomes Ecosystems Analyst Kevin Ceder, Ph.C. to
our Lacey, Washington team.
03-19-2012:
Cramer Fish Sciences has been working to restore Merced River habitat with some assistance from
sixth and seventh grade students from the rural community of Snelling, Califorina. Read more
in the
Merced Sun-Star.
02-01-2012:
Cramer Fish Sciences welcomes Fisheries Scientist Mike Saiki, Ph.D. to
our West Sacramento, California team.
08-01-2011:
Cramer Fish Sciences welcomes Fisheries Biologist Kirsten Sellheim to
our West Sacramento, California team.
07-01-2011:
Cramer Fish Sciences welcomes Applied Geneticist Scott Blankenship, Ph.D. to
our Lacey, Washington team.
01-15-2011:
Cramer Fish Sciences welcomes Quantitative Fish Biologist Tommy Garrison to
our Gresham, Oregon team, and Fisheries Biologist Steve Zeug, Ph.D.
to our Auburn, California team.
11-7-2010:
Cramer Fish Sciences shared a booth with
Waterborne Environmental
at the SETAC North America 31st Annual Meeting in Portland, Oregon, Nov. 7-11th.
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 Featured Staff: David Delaney, Ph.D., Fisheries Biologist
Cramer Fish Sciences is pleased to announce the addition of
David Delaney to our Auburn, California team.
Dr. Delaney brings more than a decade of experience and training in the areas of biology,
conservation, ecology, and management that includes working for academia, consulting, and
non-profit organizations. He conducts and supervises leading edge research to deal with
current environmental problems for academics, government scientists, the general public,
non-profits, and for-profit groups. His goals are to conduct sound research and
communicate/disseminate the data in a way that each group fully understands and helps
them best use the information to address their needs.
Services: Forests and Fish
Forested landscapes are important to the economic and ecological health of the
western US. Our forest management and fish sciences expertise provide our clients
unique insight into sustainable solutions that enable commodity production and fish
conservation. Cramer Fish Sciences has extensive experience applying the best available
science in helping clients meet multiple resource management objectives.
Learn more...
Project: Merced River Ranch Floodplain Restoration, California
 In
2008, Cramer Fish Sciences began working with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Anadromous Fish Restoration Program and the California Department of Fish and Game
on the Merced River Ranch Floodplain Restoration Project. The Merced River Ranch
was purchased by CDFG in 1998 for the purpose of protecting riparian habitat, improving
conditions for salmonids, and providing a long-term source of gravel for the Merced
River and nearby projects. The site is located just below Crocker-Huffman Dam in the
Dredger Tailings Reach of the Merced River. This area was heavily impacted by gold
mining during the turn of the century and is the southernmost extent of Chinook salmon
populations. The vision of the project is to restore ecosystem processes and critical
habitats for juvenile and adult salmonids, in coordination with local communities and
stakeholders, to promote the recovery of healthy and diverse Chinook salmon and steelhead
populations in the Merced River.
Learn more about the Merced River Ranch Floodplain Restoration project by
clicking here.
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