entrainment Maven August 4, 2013 « Back to Glossary IndexEntrainment is the incidental diversion of fish and other aquatic organisms into the intakes and equipment that can occur when water is diverted; it is oftentimes fatal. Related Articles: SFEWS: State of Bay-Delta Science 2025, plus endangered smelt indices and freshwater inflowsDAILY DIGEST, 3/25: LaMalfa introduces resolution to repeal longfin smelt listing; Researchers offer a new strategy to protect Delta smelt; What California could learn from the restoration of a Nevada lake; Is raising Coyote Dam the key to fixing Russian River’s water problems?; and more …CA WATER COMMISSION: 2024 Incidental Take Permit marks a shift in state water management strategyCAL MATTERS: Crushed by boulders, drowned in mud: How debris flows endanger LA’s fire-ravaged communitiesNOTEBOOK FEATURE: Metropolitan Committee panel discussion considers the pros and cons of the Delta Conveyance Project« Back to Glossary Index