The habitat project at Upper Sailor Bar yielded measurable results, including a 1,000 percent increase in salmon redds (nests). In 2018, there were zero redds counted in the area. By fall 2019, there were more than 1,000.
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Cordova Creek Naturalization
This award-winning naturalization project successfully made the dreams of Parkway stewards a reality and transformed the landscape from inaccessible fallow farmland to a thriving native Sacramento ecosystem and a great place to recreate and learn.
2022 Habitat Projects at Nimbus Basin and Lower Sailor Bar
The habitat projects at Nimbus Basin and Lower Sailor Bar enhanced crucial habitat for native fall-run Chinook salmon and steelhead trout by collectively laying approximately 41,000 cubic yards of clean gravel into the flowing river and carving side channels into existing gravel bars.
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