Eyes in the Wild: A River Partners Wildlife Journal – September Edition
With every native plant we put in the ground and every acre of riverway we restore across the state, we know wildlife will come back
Author Archives: Sean Murphy
Beneath the Floodplain: How Restored Riverways Are Recharging Central Valley Aquifers
New study with leading researchers confirms restored floodplains put water back into the ground
The Leadership a Resilient California Needs Right Now
A conversation with Director of Tribal Engagement Austin Stevenot on land return, Tribal Beneficial Uses, and what a healthy ecosystem really means
Future Restoration Leaders Take Root
Through summer fellowship program, students discover science, teamwork, and purpose through river restoration
Flood and Fire: What California Can Do in the Face of Dual Climate Threats
Climate Scientist Dr. Daniel Swain Explores Options as Possible History-Making El Niño Approaches
Celebrating Restoration Built to Protect a Flood-Prone Town
A restored floodplain gives Hamilton City along the Sacramento River a sense of relief as a potentially powerful El Niño approaches
Eyes in the Wild: A River Partners Wildlife Journal – Summer Edition
A look at how wildlife species navigate and adapt to California’s summers
A “Very Significant El Niño Event” Could Collide with California
Climate Scientist Dr. Daniel Swain unpacks the potential for a historic El Niño event in California this winter
Redefining River Restoration Through Tribal Partnership
California Tribes Are Helping Evolve River Partners’ Approach to Restoring the San Joaquin Valley, Tulare Basin
Newest State Park in Over a Decade Celebrates Second Anniversary
California State Parks Director Armando Quintero Reflects on the Impact of River Partners’ Crown Jewel Restoration
River Partners Announces Results of eDNA Research, Collections across the San Joaquin Valley
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State park on San Joaquin River adds floodplain. Public can offer recreation ideas
The Modesto Bee
