The Floodplain Forward: Bypasses and Fish Habitat
Wednesday, Jan 27th, 2021
By David Guy Today, 95% of the Central Valley’s historical floodplains are cut off from the river by levees. Built in the early 1900s to combat devastating floods, levees and bypasses were constructed to corral mighty rivers and push water quickly through the system. Even before invasive species, large rim dams, and Delta water export … Continue reading “The Floodplain Forward: Bypasses and Fish Habitat”
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