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By Todd Manley Construction began this week on the latest habitat project to promote Chinook salmon recovery in the Sacramento Valley.  The South Cypress Island Side Channel Restoration Project provides 4.8 acres of much needed spawning and rearing habitat in the upper reach of the Sacramento River. This area is of critical importance because it is the … Continue reading “New Sacramento Valley Salmon Recovery Project Will Aid Salmon in the Upper Sacramento River”

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On Thursday, October 22, NCWA hosted the second meeting of the North State Drinking Water Solutions Network via webinar. Over 30 participants joined in a detailed discussion of technical assistance and funding opportunities available through the State Water Board’s Division of Drinking Water (DDW) and Division of Financial Assistance (DFA). The Network works to connect … Continue reading “North State Drinking Water Solutions Network: Connecting Communities with New Opportunities”

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Even as he dreamt of herding cattle on ranch lands in Northern California, a body of water was ever present in that cowboy fantasy. Whether a pristine lake or a rippling river, the youngster was always drawn to the beauty these waterways imposed on the landscape. Some 60 years later part of that dream was … Continue reading “Dreams of a Cowboy – Jeff Volberg”

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By David Guy The extraordinary year has brought renewed focus on population health and wellness and the importance of enhancing our world so people can live healthier and more fulfilling lives. This moment in time also provides an opportunity for introspection, a time to think about our families and friends, what is essential in our … Continue reading “Thinking about Population Health and Wellness in the Sacramento Valley”

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