San Joaquin River

YEARS	PROJECT TITLE	LAST UPDATE
1999 - 2001	Update and Validate the Spawning Riffle Atlas for the San Joaquin Tributaries.	7/14/2010
2000 - 2005	Evaluate proposed non-structural flood control management alternatives on the San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge (SJRNWR).	7/26/2010
2000 - 2004	Study the feasibility of developing a long-term aggregate source for San Joaquin tributary channel restoration projects.	7/14/2010
2000 - 2005	Analyze Archived San Joaquin Basin Chinook Salmon Scale Samples and Develop a Comprehensive Database Accessible to Interested Parties (multi-year).	7/14/2010
2001 - 2003	Non-structural Alternative at the San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge: Refinement of Habitat Enhancement.	7/26/2010

Initial Scope of Work: Evaluate proposed non-structural flood control management alternatives, San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge. 2000, 15 kb (, 15 KB)

Initial Draft Scope of Work: Feasibility eval to develop long-term aggregate source, San Joaquin trib channel restoration projects. 2000, 0.015 mb (.015 MB)

Initial Scope of Work: Scale and cohort analysis of San Joaquin Basin scale samples to refine existing fisheries management tools. 2000, 0.01 mb (0.01 MB)

Initial Draft Scope of Work: Develop floodplain property acquisition criteria within the San Joaquin Basin. 0.006 mb (.006 MB)

San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge Phase I: Analysis of Proposed Levee Breaches. May 2001 ()

Economic Impact on Stanislaus Co. of Public Land Acquisitions, Conservation Easements on Floodplain Lands Along Lower Toul. and SJR. December 2002 (ER 2002)

Health Monitoring of Hatchery and Natural Fall-run Chinook Salmon Juveniles in the San Joaquin River and Tributaries. April - June 2001 ()

Draft Seasonal Wetlands Design Plans. March 28, 2003 ()

San Jaoquin River National Wildlife Refuge Phase 2: Habitat Implications of Levee Breach Alternatives. April 1, 2004, 11.9 mb (11.9 MB)

SJRNWR Phase 2: Levee Breach Alternative 1 Movie, 18.29 mb (8.29 MB)

SJRNWR Phase 2: Levee Breach Alternative 2 Movie, 19.17 mb (9.17 MB)

SJRNWR Phase 2: Levee Breach Alternative 3 Movie, 18.46 mb (8.46 MB)

San Joaquin River Fish Health Study. November 2002 (ER 2002)

Most of the above documents are in Adobe Acrobat format and require a special reader. Download the free reader.

Status	Description
Not Addressed	E7. Identify, evaluate the need for, and, if needed, attempt to maintain adequate flows for migration of steelhead, consistent with efforts to maintain adequate flows for chinook salmon.
Not Addressed	E6. Evaluate the potential to develop and implement a strategy of coordinating a variety of specific actions, such as coincident pulse flows on San Joaquin tributaries, reduced Delta exports, hatchery releases, and gravel cleaning to stimulate outmigration and reduce predation and entrainment.
Not Addressed	E5. Identify and attempt to implement actions that will maintain mean daily water temperatures between 61 F and 65 F for at least one month from April 1 to June 30 for American shad, consistent with actions to protect chinook salmon and steelhead and when hydrologic conditions are adequate to minimize adverse effects to water supply operations.
Ongoing	E4. Identify and attempt to maintain adequate flows for migration, spawning, incubation and rearing of white sturgeon and green sturgeon from February to May, consistent with actions to protect chinook salmon and steelhead and when hydrologic conditions are adequate to minimize adverse effects to water supply operations.
Not Addressed	E3. Identify and implement actions to reduce predation on juvenile chinook salmon.
Ongoing	E2. Identify and implement actions to maintain suitable water temperatures or minimize length of exposure to unsuitable water temperatures for all life stages of chinook salmon in the San Joaquin River and Delta.
Ongoing	E1. Identify and implement actions to improve watershed management to restore and protect instream and riparian habitat.
Not Addressed	A6. Establish a basin-wide conjunctive water use program.
Ongoing	A5. Maintain the 6 mg/L dissolved oxygen standard during September through November in the San Joaquin River between Turner Cut and Stockton, as described in the SWRCB's 1995 Water Quality Control Plan.
Ongoing	A4. Reduce or eliminate entrainment of juvenile chinook salmon at smaller riparian pumps and diversions on the mainstem San Joaquin River.
Ongoing	A3. Reduce or eliminate entrainment of juvenile chinook salmon at Banta-Carbona, West Stanislaus, Patterson, and El Soyo diversions by implementing the Anadromous Fish Screen Program in conjunction with other programs.
Not Addressed	A2. Develop an equitable, integrated San Joaquin Basin plan that will meet outflow:export objectives identified under Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Operational Target 4 and Supplemental Actions Requiring Water 7, 8, and 9.
Not Addressed	A1. Coordinate with CDFG and others and acquire water from willing sellers consistent with applicable guidelines as needed to implement a flow schedule that improves conditions for all life stages of San Joaquin chinook salmon migrating through, or rearing in, the lower San Joaquin River.