Monday, October 21, 2013
Friday, October 18, 2013
SARSAS General Meeting Agenda (OPEN TO THE PUBLIC) MONDAY, October 28, 2013
SARSAS General Meeting
Agenda
(OPEN TO THE PUBLIC)
MONDAY, October 28, 2013
175 Fulweiler Avenue (the Domes),
Auburn, CA 95603
Contact: SARSAS President Jack
Sanchez at 530-888-0281
Meetings are Fourth Monday of each month at 10-11 a.m.
I. Self-
introductions and sign-ins.
II. SARSAS Philosophy – We believe by working
together with many individuals and agencies at the same table, we can achieve
the mission of SARSAS, which is to return salmon and steelhead to the entire 33 mile length of the
Auburn Ravine
III Featured Speaker October 28, 2013 is Darryl
Hayes, Intake Screens, Inc., “Fish Screens in the Local Area and Update on the
Pleasant Grove Canal Screen”
IV. Gary Mapa, SARSAS Vice President, “For the
Good of the Order
Upcoming Speakers:
November 25, 2013, Placer
County Supervisor Jim Holmes, “Placer County Water and the Auburn Ravine”
December
23, 2013, Richard Rivas, Natural Resources Conservation Services, Wildlife
Biologist, “Declining Species
Wildlife Habitat EQIP Initiative”
January
27, 2014, Placer Supervisor Robert Weygandt, “Update on the Placer County
Conservation Plan”
February
24, 2014, Remleh Scherzinger, NID General Manager, “NID and the Auburn Ravine”
March
24, 2014, Einar Maisch, "Update on PCWA issues"
April 28, 2014, Tony Frayji, Frayji Design
Group, Inc., “Update on Village 1 Development near Hemphill Dam”
May 19, 2014, Jeff Parks, State Water Board,
TBA
June 23, 2014, Anna Ewing, CADFW, TBA
July 28, 20134 Beaver Specialist Mary Tappel, “Beaver
Management in the Age of Salmon Restoration”
August 24, 2014
Mary Olswang, CAFW, TBA
Nevada Irrigation District's Temporary Fix on Hemphill Dam for Fish Passage
The theory is that salmon will be directed to the left side of dam by the increased waterflow. The salmon need pools to get momentum to jump over the barriers. Will this fix work?
Government fish passage experts will tell us if this fix is adequate to allow fish to reach six miles of prime spawning habitat upstream of Hemphill Dam.
Phil Robertson supplied these photograph
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Salmon Should Be Moving Up Auburn Ravine Now! Here is Another Comment to Help Salmon Photographers.
Salmon Should Be Moving Up Auburn Ravine Now! Here is Another Comment to Help Salmon
Photographers May Help.
The Salmon and Steelhead should start moving up Auburn Ravine
AFTER THE FIRST MAJOR RAINSTORM so that is the event to watch for. Some fish will be moving
All flash board dams should have been removed from Auburn Ravine on October 15 so salmon are returning to spawn. Please take your camera when going to the Ravine to get photos and videos of their return and their spawning.
Send us your photos/videos to post here and let us know if you see salmon so we can send Steve Hubbard and Phil Robertson to photograph them. Steve is our film maker and can be reached at 916 663 3789.
We are checking dam removal this week.
The Salmon Are Coming! The Salmon Are Coming!
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
THE SALMON ARE COMING! THE SALMON ARE COMING!
Salmon Should Be Moving Up Auburn Ravine Now!
All flash board dams should have been removed from Auburn Ravine on October 15 so salmon are returning to spawn. Please take your camera when going to the Ravine to get photos and videos of their return and their spawning.
Send us your photos/videos to post here and let us know if you see salmon so we can send Steve Hubbard and Phil Roberston to photograph them. Steve is our film maker and can be reached at 916 663 3789.
We are checking dam removal this week.
The Salmon Are Coming! The Salmon Are Coming!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
