Restored Riverside Habitat Is Welcoming Wildlife Back across California
Imperiled birds and other rare wildlife are returning to revitalized rivers from Shasta to San Diego
Author Archives: Sean Murphy
Colorado River Cuts Raise the Stakes for Salton Sea, Imperial Valley Restoration
River Partners Director of Restoration Science explains what less water means for Imperial Valley’s communities and wildlife—and how restoration can adapt
Will El Niño have an upside? California tries to capitalize on big storms
Los Angeles Times
Goats Graze a Path to Wildfire Resilience along Sacramento River
Targeted grazing used to clear invasive vegetation while protecting sensitive riparian habitat
El Niño could usher Central Valley floods. One strategy: let it flood like it used to
The Sacramento Bee
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
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
