California Fish and Game, Vol. 29 (Classic Reprint): January, 1943: January, 1943 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Discover how California’s brant census and eelgrass health shaped wildlife management in 1942.

This issue reports the twelfth annual census of black brant in California and details how eelgrass conditions affected bird numbers across several bays. It also tracks where Labyrinthula, the eelgrass disease, was found or absent and what that might mean for future surveys and habitat recovery.

- Key census results: brant counts and the overall 1942 total across six localities, with notes on Humboldt Bay as the region with strong numbers.
- Disease presence: where Labyrinthula was positively detected and where it was not, along with implications for eelgrass abundance.
- Habitat observations: changes in eelgrass beds due to disease or silt and the potential for recovery in places like Morro Bay and Mission Bay.
- Staff retirements: brief notices about longtime Division personnel and their service.

Ideal for readers of California fish and game history and those interested in early wildlife management and habitat studies.

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