Eyes in the Wild: A River Partners Wildlife Journal – February Edition
From a tree-climbing porcupine and a tiny vole to a pair of predators working in tandem, diverse species are reclaiming their place in restored landscapes
A Once-in-a-Generation Chance to Protect Valley Communities from Catastrophic Flooding
We Don’t Have the Luxury of Waiting
Repairing California Requires Thinking Like a River
Q&A With River Partners President, Julie Rentner
Eyes in the Wild: A River Partners Wildlife Journal – January Edition
From a stately bird and a burrowing insect to nature’s original water engineer, wildlife species are making their homes at River Partners restored habitats
The Global Importance of Restoring the Amargosa River Basin
River Partners is planning an ambitious restoration of one of North America’s most important biodiversity hotspots
This State Park In Merced County Offers A Glimpse Of The Valley’s Native Landscape
KVPR
2025 Forrest Legacy Award
Honoring Four Outstanding Champions of Riverway and Community Renewal
Bringing Rare Species Back From The Brink
From Cacti to Salmon, We’re Helping Imperiled Species Thrive Again
Conserving Battle Creek
CapRadio
Eyes in the Wild: A River Partners Wildlife Journal – December Edition
From a snoozing insect and group of big birds marching across a levee to species that need our help, River Partners staff shares what they see in the wild
Hope In Action
2025 Impact Report
Landmark Battle Creek Revitalization Launches with Acquisition of Historic Tehama County Ranch
Results from River Partners’ restoration will create habitat for salmonids, raptors, songbirds, and mammals while improving floodplain function and biodiversity
