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Highlights of Key Initiatives in the CGB Region
Welcome to the 2021 Year in Review for Reclamation’s California-Great Basin Region. This report provides a snapshot of some of the highlights—and challenges— our region experienced over the last year. Learn More →
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Reclamation park rangers provide learning environment at New Melones Lake
New Melones park staff recently hosted two classes of 6th grade students from Modesto. The students came to New Melones Lake to participate in the California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s “Trout in the Classroom” program, and to learn about the surrounding flora and fauna. Learn More →
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Reclamation now sampling for invasive mussels at Lake Berryessa
The spread of the mussels to additional California waters will seriously impact the state’s aquatic environment and water delivery systems, endangering recreational boating and fishing. Learn More →
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Groundbreaking ceremony kicks off construction project to repair Friant-Kern Canal
"Today’s celebration symbolizes what can happen when federal, state, and local agencies partner together to address water supply challenges," said Reclamation Regional Director Ernest Conant. Learn More →
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Reclamation announces $2.7 million for Klamath River coho salmon
“We are pleased to provide additional funds to this important grant program to continue our efforts. Through implementation of the grant program, Reclamation has reaffirmed its commitment to restoring resilient coho salmon populations and their habitat in the Basin.” Learn More →
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Nimbus Hatchery Fish Passage Project completed
Click here for event photos →The completed project, over a decade in the making, creates a more reliable and safer system for collecting adult fall-run Chinook salmon and Central Valley steelhead trout at the Nimbus Hatchery. Learn More →
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Central Valley Project begins 2022 water year with just 3.21 million acre-feet of storage
As severe drought conditions continue, Reclamation’s CVP began the 2022 water year with 3.21 million acre-feet of water—one of the lowest starting points in recent years. CVP major reservoirs include: Trinity, Shasta, Folsom (pictured), New Melones, Millerton, and the federal share of San Luis Reservoir. Learn More →
Last Updated: 4/26/22