Three-acre project to keep fish connected to productive floodplain habitat while reducing number of juvenile salmon becoming stranded each year From the Sacramento River Settlement Contractors: A three-acre floodplain along the Sacramento River that has become attractive for native fish...
By Alex Rabidoux, Assistant General Manager, Solano County Water Agency For decades, California has debated how much water should flow through its rivers to help recover struggling salmon populations. But an equally important question deserves attention: What happens to that...
Increase will provide additional water for agriculture, water users, and communities, while improving affordability in California From the Bureau of Reclamation: The Bureau of Reclamation is increasing Central Valley Project 2026 water supply allocations for south-of-Delta contractors, reflecting better than...
By Gary Bobker, Program Director at Friends of the River, and Eric Buescher, Managing Attorney at San Francisco Baykeeper As discussed in the first three parts of this series, the State Water Resources Control Board’s expected decision later this week...
By Cariad Hayes Thronson With a vote looming at the end of October on a long overdue update to the rules governing flows through, and exports from, California’s major rivers and Delta, a program at the core of the plan...
