Saving Water for California’s Future: The Public Benefits of Sites Reservoir

Thursday, Jan 26th, 2017

The past several years have been a good reminder that California’s hydrology is both variable and unpredictable. This variability is one reason that the proposed Sites Reservoir is so important and valuable to California. In 2015, with hardly any snowpack or rainfall in Northern California, Sites Reservoir could have captured 660,000 acre-feet of water from … Continue reading “Saving Water for California’s Future: The Public Benefits of Sites Reservoir”

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Flood Control Weir’d

Thursday, Jan 19th, 2017

If you have traveled I-5 between Woodland and the Sacramento River or I-80 between West Sacramento and Davis in the last week, you have witnessed something not seen in over a decade: an “inland sea” of water where seasonal wetlands and riparian vegetation usually dominate the winter landscape. As this California Office of Emergency Services … Continue reading “Flood Control Weir’d”

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Partners Ring in the New Year with the Completion of a New Sacramento Valley Salmon Recovery Project

Friday, Jan 13th, 2017

On January 2, Glenn-Colusa Irrigation District, the Bureau of Reclamation, Western Shasta Resource Conservation District, California Department of Water Resources, and California Department of Fish and Wildlife completed the Cypress Avenue Bridge North – Side Channel Habitat Restoration and Enhancement Project in Redding.  This project, which created rearing habitat to benefit fish including the endangered … Continue reading “Partners Ring in the New Year with the Completion of a New Sacramento Valley Salmon Recovery Project”

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