The Cardoza Ranch Flow Enhancement Project in the Shasta Valley is a collaborative project with a fifth-generation ranching family to help increase irrigation efficiencies across their property while at the same time removing a fish barrier that the will result in 14 miles of unimpeded fish passage and access to important Chinook and coho salmon rearing and spawning habitat.
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Cardoza Ranch Flow Enhancement Project
The Cardoza Ranch Flow Enhancement Project in the Shasta Valley is a collaborative project with a fifth-generation ranching family to help increase irrigation efficiencies across their property while at the same time removing a fish barrier that the will result in 14…
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