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🌿 Restore the Delta and the Mormon Slough Restoration Association have officially released a StoryMap by SFEI, an Art Installation Guide by HATCH Workshop, and an economic analysis projecting nearly $430M in net community benefits.
🔗 Read more: bit.ly/3UcMpdV
We'd like to thank everyone who contributed to this project, including Stockton residents, project partners, and North Valley THRIVE’s Catalyst Fund for supporting this important milestone. Collaboration has been vital in helping move the vision for Mormon Slough forward.
🔗 Explore the Project StoryMap and Art Installation Guide: bit.ly/3UcMpdV
To request the Economic Cost-Benefit Analysis and conceptual designs, contact Restore the Delta.
To request more information on the Art Installation Guide, please contact [email protected].
We'd like to thank everyone who contributed to this project, including Stockton residents, project partners, and North Valley THRIVE’s Catalyst Fund for supporting this important milestone. Collaboration has been vital in helping move the vision for Mormon Slough forward.
🔗 Explore the Project StoryMap and Art Installation Guide: bit.ly/3UcMpdV
To request the Economic Cost-Benefit Analysis and conceptual designs, contact Restore the Delta.
To request more information on the Art Installation Guide, please contact [email protected].
🌊 Want to learn more about the Bay-Delta Plan and making a public comment?
RSVP and join our virtual training session on Wednesday, Oct 21 from 7:00 - 8:00 PM!
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🌊 The State Water Board will soon vote on the updated Bay-Delta Plan on Oct. 28-29.
🗣️ Sign up to give public comment and join our virtual speaker training on Wednesday, October 21, to prepare for the hearings!
🔗 Take action and use your voice today: tinyurl.com/57sux2th
🌊 Our Delta Science Program wrapped up its summer monitoring in September, observing limited HABs activity, unusually clear waterways, golden mussels, and elevated E. coli levels at some of our Stockton testing sites.
🔗 Learn about our findings: bit.ly/3VMuOtH
This Indigenous Peoples' Day and every day, we honor those who first called these lands their home.
We continue to stand alongside Indigenous communities while honoring their culture, history, wisdom, and contributions across the Bay-Delta region and beyond.
🌊 Recent headlines continue to highlight Governor Newsom’s veto of SB 872, the Delta Levees and Canal Subsidence Fund. 1/4
🔗 Read: tinyurl.com/59mahw7n
The Governor called the bill unnecessary because of $170 million already allocated to repairs, but “The funding in the budget, while incredible and much needed, is sort of a drop in the bucket compared to what overall repairs are needed.” 3/4
Although the bill received support from over 60 organizations and Northern and Southern California legislators, it ultimately did not receive the Governor’s signature.
🔗 Read the full coverage: tinyurl.com/59mahw7n
🚨 Take Action and Oppose the Updated Bay-Delta Plan!
The State Water Resources Control Board recently released a final update to the Bay-Delta Plan, a critical rulemaking for ensuring water quality, river flows, and ecosystem protections. 1/4
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The State Water Board will soon vote on whether or not to adopt the final Bay-Delta Plan and Voluntary Agreements. This will be our last chance to oppose a plan that would devastate Tribes, environmental justice communities, and the Bay-Delta ecosystem. 3/4
🚨 Join one of our VIRTUAL or IN-PERSON public comment training sessions to learn how to prepare for the hearings and make your voice heard.
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