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Amazing tour of our new Dos Rios State Park in Modesto with @River_Partners. This new community asset is providing species habitat, flood protection for downstream communities and resources and space for Native American tribes. This is an incredible multi-benefit project.
ALT Dos Rios Park Sign.
ALT Confluence of the Tuolumne and San Joaquin Rivers.
ALT Restoration site of native plants at Dos Rios Park.
ALT Assemblymember Papan pictured with representatives of River Partners with the river behind.
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Restoring nature is a noble cause. The nonprofit River Partners @River_Partners has been doing it for over 25 years! Get a closer look at their work by watching the video from one of their sites in California, at New State Park at Dos Rios 💚
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Great read from our friends @River_Partners on their work to restore salmon habitat along the Sacramento River.
"It’s a lot of work—but something as vital and precious to our state’s rivers as salmon surely deserves it." 👈 We couldn't agree more!
riverpartners.org/news/resto…
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NEW @sdut OP-ED 📰: Natural disasters in San Diego like the recent heat wave & flooding in January are expected to drastically increase in the coming years, at Californian's expense. #YesonProp4 provides solutions to reduce the impacts of climate change!
sandiegouniontribune.com/202…
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NEW ENDORSEMENT 📰 @sfchronicle says California needs all the help it can get to fight against the impacts of a changing climate, and #YesonProp4 makes urgent investments NOW to prevent wildfires, provide safe drinking water, & protect California!
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Best quote of the behind the scenes film premier w/ @River_Partners came from @JoseBilingue . . . As a river would say ‘Live Long, Prosper, & Wander’. Kudos to @ethangpeck for using his platform to support such important work. #parks #biodiversity
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Though there's uncertainty around water use in the #SJV, there are some silver linings.
👉🏽 The volume of water stored underground is growing
👉🏽 Fallowed land can host solar energy, habitat, or recreation
👉🏽 Water-limited cropping can keep land productive
kvpr.org/local-news/2024-06-…
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Looking for ways to celebrate #CaliforniaBiodiversityDay? Save the date for our next webinar on September 10th to hear from biodiversity conservation leaders around the globe on how their work connects to 30x30 efforts here and abroad. 🦋🐞🌿us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi……
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Calling all our San Joaquin Valley partners! We're coming to Fresno on Sept. 4th for a discussion with @WadeCrowfoot on advancing conservation for #30x30CA. We'll be joined by @riverlandstrust, @sjrparkwaytrust, & we hope you too! Learn more & RSVP here: tinyurl.com/30x30valley
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Congrats to recipients of @NOAAFisheries habitat restoration and climate resilience grants! In CA that includes @MidKlamathWC, @CA_Salmon, @TheYurokTribe who will put more than $2.4m in federal funds to good work! #biodiversity
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“Watching native fishes vanish,” by Andrew Rypel (@andrewrypel) and Peter Moyle. californiawaterblog.com/2024… #CAwater
ALT Blog post Fig. 1. California White Sturgeon have the potential to grow large as they do throughout their range. However, these fish are threatened by harvest, harmful algal blooms, and dewatering of rivers in California. Photo from https://hakaimagazine.com/features/saving-sturgeon/
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"Your local library card can get you into 200+ state parks across California – for free! All you need to do is get your library card, check out a California State Library Parks Pass, and head out to the great outdoors.🌲🐻🏞️
Learn more 👉 parks.ca.gov/LibraryPass"
ALT Clockwise from top left: Bighorn sheep, a rocky seashore, wildflowers on a meadow with a view of hills
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The last of the four dams have been breached, and the Klamath River is flowing freely in its channel for the first time in more than a century. @GinaFerazzi latimes.com/environment/stor… @latimes
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New: This week, the removal of four dams along the California-Oregon border is expected to wrap up after decades of work. The Klamath River will flow freely for the first time in more than a century… sfchronicle.com/california/a…
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Crews have nearly finished dismantling the last of four dams on the Klamath River. In mid-August, I saw excavators carving away at remnants of two dams — Iron Gate and Copco No. 1. Soon workers will clear channels, reestablishing a free-flowing stretch of the river.
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Explore Dos Rios California's newest state park, with Ethan Peck and discover how @River_Partners restoration efforts heal both the environment and local communities. 🌊🌿 Learn more: riverpartners.org
youtube.com/watch?v=eU7qOS35…
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NEWS | @PPICWater is hiring a research fellow! Successful candidates will bring excellent research skills, as well as strong skills in writing, external policy engagement, and communications. #CAwater
Learn more and apply here: bit.ly/4fT0Aeb
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A collaborative effort led by @River_Partners is leveraging nature to restore depleted aquifers in California: riverpartners.org/news/resto…
#CaliforniaWater #Groundwater #Sustainability #WaterResilience
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This International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, we're committed to uplifting #Indigenous voices. Join us on August 27th for a special two-part event as part of our Tribal Stewardship Strategy webinar series.
We'll delve into the history of injustice faced by California Native American tribes and how advancing tribal access, co-management, and ancestral land return can foster healing and justice for the land, water, and people.
Register now: ca-water-gov.zoom.us/webinar…
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The need for native seeds in CA is soaring due to extensive restoration projects. Read our latest blog about how @River_Partners Heritage Growers is striving to meet the demand! norcalwater.org/2024/07/17/h…