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Bouncing around and bouncing back: What can river otters teach us about stream restoration and ecosystem resilience?

Bouncing around and bouncing back: What can river otters teach us about stream restoration and ecosystem resilience?

by River Otter | Nov 26, 2021 | Ecology, Environment, River Otters, Watershed

By Andrea A. Treece Andrea is a field volunteer with River Otter Ecology Project’s monitoring program in Marin County. She spends her workdays as a senior attorney for for EarthJustice, protecting forage fish species like herring, anchovies and sardines,...

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