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almon to the Salmon Creek Watershed in Sonoma County, CA, where experts reveal why Coho are disappearing, and what that means for you. Watch to see how protecting your home, your land and your family can help your environment and the endangered species in your area. a project of Occidental Arts & Ecology Center (OAEC) VISIT www.oaecwater.org for more!!! We want to thank the following people and organizations for their financial support, partnership and volunteer contributions to the WATER Institute in general, to the production of this video, to the Salmon Creek Watershed Conservation Program and to the Salmon Creek Estuary Structures Habitat Project: Panta Rhea Foundation Compton Foundation, Inc. Dean Witter Foundation The Department of Fish and Game, Fishery Restoration Grant Program National Partnership between the NOAA Community-based Restoration Program and The Nature Conservancy State Coastal Conservancy Sonoma Coast State Beach Gold Ridge RCD Salmon Creek Watershed Council Salmon Creek Watershed Landowners and Residents Chanslor Ranch, George Gross Michael Fawcett Dragon Fly Stream Enhancement, Doug Gore Prunuske Chatham, Inc. Westminster Woods, David Berman and Corby Hines Ben Zolno --- wildlife endangered extinct rare "climate change" "global warming" erosion water fish fishing environment "globol warming" hunting "how to fish" "how do i fish" "how do i save fish" "stop global warming" "peak oil" "stop peak oil" energy "alternative energy" consumption "over consumption" consumerism wine vineyards "wine tasting" grapes chardonay chardonnay "sonoma county" "west county" "napa valley", ecosystem restoration, wild habitat, spawn, "Brock Dolman", Occidental Arts and Ecology Center