By Evan Noey Meet our youngest guest blog writer yet! This week’s blog article comes from Evan Noey, who spent last summer doing the not-so-glamorous work of duck habitat restoration at the Rancho Esquon Duck Hatchery. He’s here to share what he learned, and why the dirty work matters. As a Boy Scout, I get … Continue reading “The Dirty Work of Conserving, Preserving and Environmentalism”

By Todd Manley, NCWA Director of Government Relations As part of our five-year strategic priorities, the Northern California Water Association is taking a closer look at how local actions throughout the Sacramento River Basin bring these priorities to life. One of our central goals—Vitalizing Healthy Rivers, Landscapes and Communities: Ridgetop to River Mouth Water Management—is being … Continue reading “Collaborative Salmon Recovery Efforts Taking Shape in Butte Creek”

By Todd Manley, Director of Government Relations As part of our ongoing commitment to restoring the Sacramento Valley’s floodplains and reviving essential ecological functions, we’re excited to share an updated summary document outlining the critical water and infrastructure funding needed for Central Valley wildlife refuges. Now available, this update reflects the latest cost estimates, water … Continue reading “Maximizing Habitat for our Central Valley Wildlife Refuges”

The Floodplain Forward leaders are advancing a Portfolio for Fish and Wildlife, which together will help reactivate our floodplains for the benefit of fish, wildlife, and people. This landscape-scale portfolio of integrated restoration projects is designed to restore ecological function to the Sacramento River Basin – in harmony with communities and farms – through the … Continue reading “Investing in a Resilient Sacramento River Basin through Floodplain Reactivation”