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Protecting Habitat and Water Quality on "the Stan"    

  Flowing from the high mountains near the Sonora Pass, the various forks of the Stanislaus provide spectacular scenery, cool summertime camping, a diversity of wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunities.  Yet hydro-electric dams and diversions have drastically altered the river's natural flows.

  We strongly support TUD's 2004 decision not to construct a new dam at Lyon's Reservoir, which would have flooded miles of riparian wildlife habitat and further altered natural stream flows. Click here for more...

  

The Wild Clavey River

  While most of the rivers in the Sierra Nevada are dammed and diverted, the Clavey River still flows completely free for its entire 47 miles of length. Read on!


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