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Cramer Fish Sciences is a team of experts in the natural resources field, comprised of more than 50 fisheries biologists, fluvial geomorphologists, ecologists, geneticists, biometricians, and biotechnicians at six locations throughout the Pacific Northwest and California. CFS staff specialize in assessing the productivity and limiting factors of fish populations and their habitats in addition to planning, prioritizing, and implementing watershed restoration and effectiveness monitoring.
Efforts
Puget Sound Tidal Wetland Barrier Removal Planning
