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Yesterday GGSA founder Victor Gonella received the Salmon Conservation Lifetime Acheivement Award. He also received recognition from the CA State Legislature and the US Congress. First photo, Victor (center), GGSA president John McManus (left) and GGSA chairman and West Marine Founder Randy Repass (right) with award plaque. Second photo, Victor and State Legislature Resolution, third photo, Victor and US Congressional Record.
Great event for a wonderful and great man! A leader and visionary! Thank you Victor for championing Salmon!
very well deserved honor...and a great fisherman!
Congratulations
Heckuva a guy. Great job recognizing his contribution to a great organization.
CDFW has issued strong flow requirements for the Sacramento River before water could be diverted to the proposed Sites Reservoir. Important for them to hold the line and not agree to weaker standards. No doubt the big water users are pounding on Gov. Newsom to back away from these. Please don’t. see www.sacbee.com/news/state/california/water-and-drought/article225944195.html
Sites Reservoir is Sacramento Valley’s water project. But L.A. is taking a huge role
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Sites Reservoir was heralded as the Sacramento Valley’s answer to California water problems. But the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California is taking on a bigger role.
So how fast could the Sites Reservoir be filled with the current storm flows going down the Sacramento River?
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Westlands Water District Is also a small player in Sites reservoir. But the overall effect, if MWD, was able to secure its full allocation of 50K Acre feet, would still leave 1.75M Acre feet available! And as the states own findings, the environmental benefits to the fish(through more cold water releases thru Shasta) would be significantly better than current practices.