Years’ worth of data were collected in the 173-page report: “A Conservation Footprint for California Rice,” highlighting the minimum number of planted acres needed, locations, and management practices of ricelands to support multiple wildlife species in the Central Valley.
Now, hear from the UC Davis and Point Blue Conservation Science researchers behind the Rice Footprint Report, in a series of short videos highlighting the needs of different wildlife species.
Rice Footprint Report Videos:
- Hear from the Researchers ( 6 minutes long )
- Salmon ( 4 minutes )
- Waterfowl ( 3 minutes )
- Shorebirds ( 3 minutes )
- Giant Gartersnakes ( 4 minutes )
To view and download a summary version or the full report, please click here.
