The Anadromous Fish Restoration Program (AFRP) is tasked by the Central Valley Project Improvement Act to make "all reasonable efforts to at least double natural production of anadromous fish in California's Central Valley streams on a long-term, sustainable basis".
Photo: USFWS, AFRP
A Finding of No Significant Impact for the Lower Calaveras River Fish Barrier Improvement Project, July 9, 2010, is posted under the tab Documents, FONSI, Calaveras River. A Finding of No Significant Impact for the Merced River Ranch, July 9, 2010, is posted under the tab Documents, FONSI, Merced River. A Finding of No Significant Impact for the Lower Mokelumne River Spawning Habitat Improvement Project, September 3, 2009, is posted under the tab Documents, FONSI, Mokelumne River. A Finding of No Significant Impact for the Lancaster Road Side Channel and Floodplain Restoration Project, Stanislaus River, April 10, 2011, is posted under the tab Documents, FONSI, Stanislaus River. A Finding of No Significant Impact for the Honolulu Bar Floodplain Enhancement Project EA/IS, Stanislaus River, April 10, 2011, is posted under the tab Documents, FONSI, Stanislaus River. The AFRP is co-implemented by the United States Fish & Wildlife Service and the Bureau of Reclamation. |
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Last updated:
August 24, 2011