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The Sut­ter Bypass remained inun­dat­ed with flood­wa­ters and is still inac­ces­si­ble to safe­ly work.  The UC Davis research team remained ready to begin sam­pling for recruit­ment of nat­ur­al occur­ring fish­es (wild or hatch­­ery-ori­­gin) and mon­i­tor­ing water qual­i­ty con­sis­tent State and Fed­er­al agree­ments to oper­ate the project.   The UCD Team used this peri­od of time[…]

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After sev­er­al years of imple­ment­ing this project in drought, the Sut­ter Bypass was cur­rent­ly inun­dat­ed with flood­wa­ters in late-Decem­ber 2022 into ear­­ly-Jan­u­ary 2022.  The UC Davis (UCD) sci­ence team was ful­ly pre­pared to begin sam­pling for recruit­ment of nat­ur­al occur­ring fish­es (wild or hatch­­ery-ori­­gin) and mon­i­tor­ing water qual­i­ty con­sis­tent State and Fed­er­al agree­ments to oper­ate