This week’s Flashback Friday covers the issue of fish passage on the Calaveras River – where are these barriers and how does the Habitat Conservation Plan address them? The Calaveras River in California’s Central Valley was once a river of extremes that flooded regularly. Over the last several decades, however, it has been transformed into a complex water conveyance system used to deliver water for agricultural, municipal, and residential uses. …
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