Napa RCD- Fish Passage Projects Selected for Funding

Published on July 15, 2024

Napa County Resource Conservation District will work towards improving fish passage at 7 sites in Napa County, collectively reopening 15 miles of river habitat for threatened Central California Coast steelhead. They will also develop an assessment document for the remaining dozens of barriers in the county, and begin design and permitting for the three highest ranking barriers from that assessment. ($6.7 million)

Check out Napa RCD's post on LinkedIn here.

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