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California officials are raising concerns about elevated wildfire risk across the San Joaquin River watershed this year, as warm temperatures, dry fuels, and reduced snowpack set the stage for another challenging fire season.
Starting March 1st, the San Joaquin River, including the area along the Fresno Aquarium property, will begin running higher as part of the 2026 San Joaquin River Restoration Program (SJRRP) flow schedule. This annual process, now updated with the latest run-off forecasts and water allocations, reflects a Normal–Wet water year…
The above video of the San Joaquin River just west of Highway 99 shows a beautiful, living waterway — but beneath the surface, new challenges are emerging.
Salmon recovery in the San Joaquin River is best understood through documented milestones tied to long-term restoration work. Two such milestones highlight recent, measurable progress.
One major step forward is the start of the Sack Dam Fish Passage Project…
When most people look out at the San Joaquin River, the last thing they expect to see is a blanket of bright-green plants stretching from bank to bank with geese and ducks using them to literally walk on water. But as our friend Richard Sloan recently noted…
July 2023 – Snowmelt from the Sierra Nevada mountain range just to the east of Fresno sent water cascading into the San Joaquin River this summer, causing Millerton Lake to rise to the top of Friant Dam and over its spillway.
