Estuary News items on Delta salinity barrier and profiles of recently retired researchers
A few short stories -- or, in Estuary News parlance, PEARLS -- from the last couple months:
1) Study of environmental effects of emergency Delta salinity barrier installed during summer 2015 to prevent saltwater intrusion into state water supply: https://www.sfestuary.org/sfews-1219-salt-barrier.
2) Profile of retired Delta scientist Dennis McEwan (Department of Water Resources): https://www.sfestuary.org/retirees-pearls-mcewan.
Dennis McEwan finished work on the 430-acre Yolo Flyway Farms Tidal Habitat Restoration Project in September 2018. A month later, he retired. ...
3) Profile of retired Delta scientist Robert Fujimura (Department of Fish and Wildlife):
https://www.sfestuary.org/retiree-pearls-bob-fujimura.
Bob Fujimura spent his entire career with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. From 1987 until his retirement in late 2018, Fujimura served in a variety of roles at the department—but he is likely best known for heading up its long-term monitoring of native fishes in the Bay and Delta. ...
1) Study of environmental effects of emergency Delta salinity barrier installed during summer 2015 to prevent saltwater intrusion into state water supply: https://www.sfestuary.org/sfews-1219-salt-barrier.
2) Profile of retired Delta scientist Dennis McEwan (Department of Water Resources): https://www.sfestuary.org/retirees-pearls-mcewan.
Dennis McEwan finished work on the 430-acre Yolo Flyway Farms Tidal Habitat Restoration Project in September 2018. A month later, he retired. ...
3) Profile of retired Delta scientist Robert Fujimura (Department of Fish and Wildlife):
https://www.sfestuary.org/retiree-pearls-bob-fujimura.
Bob Fujimura spent his entire career with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. From 1987 until his retirement in late 2018, Fujimura served in a variety of roles at the department—but he is likely best known for heading up its long-term monitoring of native fishes in the Bay and Delta. ...
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