Anglers Add $2 Billion to State Economy - See full report Read story here
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A report released this past January describes the economic impact of recreational fishing in California, detailing specific examples throughout the state. The report finds that anglers in California generate billions of dollars in direct and indirect revenue …
4500 acres of privately-held land along Hurdygurdy Creek in the Smith River National Recreation Area are up for sale. Join us in urging Senator Feinstein to acquire these lands for permanent habitat protection.
The Central Valley fall run of chinook salmon apparently has collapsed, portending sharp fishing restrictions and rising prices for consumers while providing further evidence that the state's water demands are causing widespread ecological damage.
As part of the expansion of its bottled water business worldwide, the Nestle corporation has proposed the largest-ever US water bottling plant for the pristine Mt. Shasta region of California.
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The details of a proposed Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement was recently released by the Klamath Settlement Group.
A report released this past January describes the economic impact of recreational fishing in California, detailing specific examples throughout the state. The report finds that anglers in California generate billions of dollars in direct and indirect revenue …
The California Department of Fish and Game’s (DFG) Steelhead Fishing Report-Restoration Card Program has some good news for 2008.
4500 acres of privately-held land along Hurdygurdy Creek in the Smith River National Recreation Area are up for sale. Join us in urging Senator Feinstein to acquire these lands for permanent habitat protection. 
The Central Valley fall run of chinook salmon apparently has collapsed, portending sharp fishing restrictions and rising prices for consumers while providing further evidence that the state's water demands are causing widespread ecological damage.
As part of the expansion of its bottled water business worldwide, the Nestle corporation has proposed the largest-ever US water bottling plant for the pristine Mt. Shasta region of California.
In December 2007 the Department of Water Resources officially withdrew application for the operation of Pyramid Dam and Reservoir on Piru Creek.
