A Public Education Effort of South San Joaquin and Oakdale Irrigation Districts
O. mykiss is the scientific species name for the entire population of Central Valley steelhead. The Stanislaus River currently has more than 20,000 rainbow trout.
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News/Resource Center
Articles
- Oakdale Irrigation District Analyzes Tech Upgrade
- The Manteca Bulletin – Stanislaus River history gets rewrite by ‘extreme’ environmentalists
- Judge Wanger Blasts Government and Government Witness
- Sounding the Alarm: New Melones Could Go Dry
- Feinstein writes about New Melones
- 38th Annual Oakdale Ag Scholarship Luncheon
- Denham Weighs In On New Melones Debate
- Unnecessary protection of some species
- Study calls for New Melones draw down
- Draining New Melones Reservoir
- Concerned Citizen’s Response to Modesto Bee Op-Ed – 8/13/2010
- It’s time to go fishing for the predator, striped bass
- The Manteca Bulletin – Stanislaus River needs balanced management
- The Manteca Bulletin – Experts vary on Stan River predation estimates
- The Manteca Bulletin – Save the Stanislaus River
- The Oakdale Leader – SavetheStan: A Life Or Death Fight
- Lawsuit: Striped bass to blame for California’s salmon decline
- Fresno salmon ruling frees up water supply
- Quickest way to save salmon: limit predation
- The Baby Salmon Feeding Frenzy in San Pablo Bay
- Letter to Dan Bacher, Fish Sniffer Magazine
- Letter to Dan Bacher, attachments (21 mb)
- Letter to Governor Schwarzenegger on predation
- Predation by the Numbers
- Letter from Congress to NMFS regarding predation
- Reply from NMFS to Congress regarding predation
- Federal Register – Rules & Regulations
- The Delta – Tipping Point
- OCAP BO Letters
- TO Final Ltr to NRC 02.01.10
- New Melones Operation Plan – Current Performance and Proposed Transitional Plan
- SWRCB Testimony Highlights 3-11-10
- Petition to change Stanislaus River dissolved oxygen compliance point
- NAS Stanislaus River Hydrology Analysis
- Water Temperature Modeling for 2009 OCAP BA
Audio/Video
Photos
District efforts to Save the Stan
The Stanislaus River
Underwater habitat for the native species
Recreaton on the Stanislaus River
Goodwin Dam
O. mykiss in the Stanislaus River
Goodwin Canyon
Chinook salmon smolts
O. mykiss in the Stanislaus River
The Stanislaus River
District efforts to Save the Stan
Smolts in the Stanislaus River
District efforts to Save the Stan
Carp with fish in its mouth
Predator fish caught
and examined
Predator fish with smolt in its mouth
Fact Sheets
- What the Biological Opinion Will Do To New Melones, The Stanislaus River and Our Economy
- The Biological Opinion: What’s Wrong With It?
- What the Districts Have Done to Protect the Stan and its Native Species
- Predation: The Real Cause of the Steelhead Decline
- Save the Stan: Questions and Answers
- Economic Impacts of the BO
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