The 2023–2024 California Current Ecosystem Status Report shows an abundance of forage fish and a productive system fueled by upwelling....
Work progresses on the second of four dams slated for removal on the Klamath River From the Klamath River Renewal...
Biologists expect higher, turbid spring waters to jump-start recovery By NOAA Fisheries The Klamath River is making the most of recent precipitation to rapidly reshape itself by removing decades worth of sediment accumulated behind dams now slated for removal. With...
Nutrients from human waste boost ocean acidification & hypoxia in CA―wastewater treatment agencies say regulation is premature, environmentalists say it’s...
Wildlife and people benefit from ongoing restoration By Susan Morse, US Fish & Wildlife Service Twenty years after a complex,...
From the Bureau of the Reclamation: If left unattended, quagga mussels can cause extensive harm to a facility and the fight against this invasive species is seemingly never-ending. Further efforts are being put into place to uphold systemic stability at...
In a new report, U.S. Geological Survey scientists working in collaboration with the Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) have laid the...
By Mary K. Miller The drive down Fire Truck Road to the Montezuma Wetlands Project, where the Delta and Suisun...
Draining the reservoirs is the first step towards the removal of the 3 remaining Klamath hydroelectric dams. Yesterday, the Klamath River Renewal Corporation (KRRC), initiated the drawdown process by opening the low-level outlet tunnel in the Iron Gate Dam. Drawdown...
By NOAA Fisheries Want to learn how the Pacific Ocean is likely to change and affect salmon survival in the...
The December meeting of the Delta Stewardship Council included the first Delta Lead Scientist report given by Dr. Lisamarie Windham-Myers,...
Restoring fish habitat and reestablishing a functional floodplain are at the heart of this important multi-agency project completed in Trinity County From the US Bureau of Reclamation The Bureau of Reclamation and the Trinity River Restoration Program hosted a ribbon...
Partners celebrate 20th anniversary of South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project By the US Fish & Wildlife Service On December...
With many more non-native species than native species, the Delta is considered the most invaded estuary in the world. Climate...
Program commits more than $80 million for fish and wildlife habitat improvements Joint press release from the Modesto Irrigation District, Turlock Irrigation District, and the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission The Modesto and Turlock Irrigation Districts (MID and TID) and...