Steelhead Eggs - Photo courtesy of Gold Country Images.
Smolt - Photo courtesy of Gold Country Images.
Circling Salmon - Photo courtesy of Gold Country Images.
Chinook salmon on spawning gravel in Auburn Ravine. Photo courtesy of Gold Country Images.
Male Chinook salmon in spawning colors along Auburn Ravine just before he rolled back into the water. Photo courtesy of Phil Robertson.
Coppin Diversion during irrigation season. Photo courtesy of James Haufler
Red Hawk west of Lincoln. Photo courtesy of Phil Robertson.
Hemphill Dam Diversion in irrigation season. Notch at left lets baby salmon move downstream. Photo by Phil Robertson
Mink in Auburn Ravine in Lincoln. Photo courtesy of Phil Robertson.
Sacramento Sucker in Auburn Ravine. Photo courtesy of Phil Robertson.
Improving fish and wildlife habitat in Auburn Ravine and Raccoon Creek.
Thriving Salmon and Steelhead populations indicate healthy watersheds. Flood-risk reduction, prevention of erosion, reliable water delivery for agriculture, and the needs of other wildlife must also be considered. Sustainable solutions balance these needs for the benefit of all. Click Volunteer to help, or Contact to have one of our team members call you. Annual Reports describes current projects.