Northern California Water Resources Managers Are Prepared for This Water Year
Thursday, Jan 4th, 2018
The recent dry spell in California has re-kindled memories of the recent dry years in California and reminds us all about the variability inherent in California’s precipitation. Water resources managers in Northern California learned from the previous dry years and are prepared for this water year–closely coordinating with DWR, Reclamation, and the fisheries agencies … Continue reading “Northern California Water Resources Managers Are Prepared for This Water Year”
Read more »New Salmon Habitat Project Completed on Sacramento River
Friday, Dec 22nd, 2017
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New Salmon Habitat Project Completed on Sacramento River 14th Project Completed to Benefit Salmon in the Sacramento Valley COTTONWOOD – A Sacramento River side channel in Tehama County has been restored to improve salmon rearing habitat on the Sacramento River. The project is the result of a collaborative partnership of state and federal agencies, local … Continue reading “New Salmon Habitat Project Completed on Sacramento River”
Read more »Fish-Food Season in the Sacramento Valley
Thursday, Dec 14th, 2017
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It is fish-food season in the Sacramento Valley. A private-public partnership of landowners, water districts, government agencies, conservation organizations and university researchers are again pursuing the Fish Food on Floodplain Farm Fields project in the Sacramento Valley. Channel 3 in Sacramento recently did the following story on this innovative program, which we encourage you … Continue reading “Fish-Food Season in the Sacramento Valley”
Read more »Celebrating the Pacific Flyway
Friday, Dec 8th, 2017
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Yesterday, partners collaborating in efforts to enhance the habitat values of lands contributing to the Pacific Flyway in the Sacramento Valley gathered at the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area to recognize the work that had occurred during the past year. For the first time in several years, the Flyway was not suffering from conditions related to … Continue reading “Celebrating the Pacific Flyway”
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