Rene Henery

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Trout Unlimited/ University of Nevada, Reno

California Science Director/ Letter of Appointment Research Faculty

expertise:

Food + farming, Racial + environmental justice, Technical expertise, Water quality

pronouns: He/Him

state: CA

LGBTQ: NO

Tribal Affiliation: NO

languages: English

race + ethnicity: Black, African-American, Afro-Caribbean, African, Indigenous (e.g. Native, Native American, First Nations, Comunidades Indígenas, Indigenous descendant), Latina/e/o/x or Hispanic (e.g., Latin American, Central American, South American)

I am an aquatic ecologist and eco-geographer by training. I work primarily on salmon recovery, river restoration, and mountain meadow and stream restoration. Water and ecosystems are the things I am most passionate about. This includes all the human system-related items and also all of the physical, biological and ecological processes that support people and other living things.

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Ecosystems

Native fish populations expected to rebound thanks to wet winter – Water Education Foundation – Water Education Foundation

California has seen one of its wettest winters in history, leading some experts to declare the drought over. However, … [from Water Education Foundation]

Ecosystems

California Drought: California native fish species decline as drought continues and climate change impacts increase – abc10.com

A myriad of factors associated with drought and climate change are putting a dent in native species of fish across the state. [from abc10.com]

Ecosystems

TU California: Highlights From 2021 – Trout Unlimited – Trout Unlimited

In a year of exceptional drought, we’re working to improve conditions for wild and native trout and salmon from the Smith to the San Gabriel