Sites Reservoir Project: 2025 Year in Review

Wednesday, Feb 11th, 2026

By Fritz Durst, Chair, Sites Authority Board of Directors and Robert Kunde, Chair, Reservoir Committee In 2025, the Sites Reservoir Project emerged as one of the state’s most rapidly advancing water‑storage initiatives. Building on a strong foundation of milestones over the past few years, we advanced permitting, funding, contracting, and other key planning objectives—each one … Continue reading “Sites Reservoir Project: 2025 Year in Review”

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Healthy Rivers and Landscapes Representatives Brief State Board on Completed Projects and Early Successes

Thursday, Feb 5th, 2026

By Josh Martinez, Max Stevenson, Michelle Workman and Todd Manley Last week, we participated in a panel at the State Water Resources Control Board (State Board) hearing for the Delta Water Quality Control Plan Update to provide board members and staff with an update on the progress being made on Healthy Rivers and Landscapes “Early … Continue reading “Healthy Rivers and Landscapes Representatives Brief State Board on Completed Projects and Early Successes”

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News Release: Water Managers Highlight Early Successes of Healthy Rivers and Landscapes Projects at State Water Board Hearings

Friday, Jan 30th, 2026

58 habitat projects and statewide collaboration demonstrate growing momentum as the Bay-Delta Plan update moves forward. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Rebecca Nicholas | 916-267-8856 RNicholas@fionahuttonassoc.com Joy Rust | 317-850-9422 jrust@norcalwater.org Sacramento, CA, January 30, 2026 — During three days of hearings this week, January 28–30, the California State Water Resources Control Board heard testimony … Continue reading “News Release: Water Managers Highlight Early Successes of Healthy Rivers and Landscapes Projects at State Water Board Hearings”

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Nearly Two Million Juvenile Salmon Released Into Winter-Flooded Rice Fields In Hopes Of Stronger Survival Rates To The Pacific Ocean

Wednesday, Jan 28th, 2026

Studies show salmon double in size with better access to food sources produced on floodplain habitats, improving health during outward migration Woodland, CA, January 28, 2026 — Marking one of the largest salmon releases of its kind, a coalition of rice farmers, fishermen, water suppliers, researchers, and conservationists, in partnership with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Coleman National Fish Hatchery, has … Continue reading “Nearly Two Million Juvenile Salmon Released Into Winter-Flooded Rice Fields In Hopes Of Stronger Survival Rates To The Pacific Ocean”

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