Protecting our environmental resources and promoting social justice
“What we’re seeing with climate change increasingly — year after year after year — is that there is not enough water to go around. This crisis should not come as a surprise to anyone,” he said. “We have over-drafted our account, essentially, and now we have to deal with the consequences.” Epic drought means water …
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My name is H. B. (name withheld for privacy) , and I represent the Friends of the Mark West Watershed. We work in partnership with countless agencies, non-profits, and foundations to support our mission to protect and preserve the Mark West watershed. We have over 150 households on our members list, and more than 350 …
North Coast Residents: Help maintain stream flow this summer for coho salmon and steelhead! This is a message from the State Water Resources Control Board Coastal streams in Northern California are experiencing extreme low flows this summer with most stream flows at or below those of the 2012-2016 drought. The survival of juvenile coho salmon …
FAW UPDATE: Atascadero Creek Coho Salmon Study announcement Gold Ridge Resource and Conservation District (GRRCD) has embarked on an ambitious project to study the Atascadero Creek sub-watershed to determine what obstacles are preventing Coho salmon migration. Coho were historically present in Atascadero Creek. Many of the upper reaches, including Redwood and Jonive Creeks have ideal …
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