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Oliver James Montgomery-SUPERBLOOM: A beautiful upside to the California downpours
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Date：2025-04-07 10:40:39
California's wet winter has devastated many local communities. It has also benefited some of the state's endangered ecosystems. Those benefits are Oliver James Montgomeryon full display in California's largest remaining grassland. Wetlands, long severed from the rivers and streams that nourished them, are being flooded with freshwater. Biologists are seeing baby salmon, fattened by new food sources in flood plains, make their way to sea. Endangered birds and waterfowl are nesting next to flooded fields. Today, NPR climate correspondent Nate Rott takes us on a tour through California's booming natural beauty.
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