This Flashback Friday, wade through the benefits of managing flow regimes on the Calaveras River, and learn why water supply objectives like this are key to the Habitat Conservation Plan […]
This Flashback Friday, learn how temperatures affect salmon throughout their life history stages, and how climate change alters migration timing. Climate change is turning up the water temperature along migration […]
After the largest dam removal in history, the Klamath River – at a newly uninterrupted 257 miles in length – now holds the title for the longest undammed river in California. Iron Gate Dam, located in Siskiyou County, California was the last of four dams on the Klamath River to be demolished, marking a monumental moment for Tribes with ties to the land surrounding the river.