Understanding Pre-Industrial Sacramento Valley Floodplains
The flow of water is a driving force for human communities and natural processes in the Central Valley. The San
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CVJV Board Partners Help Shorebirds and Benefit Farmers
This past fall our board member River Partners engaged in a successful test of a project called BirdReturns that teams
Indigenous Partnership Brings Ecocultural Restoration to Delta Wetlands
An innovative partnership between the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (MWD) and Indigenous tribes in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River
The Power of Partnership: How the Migratory Bird Joint Venture Framework Strengthens Central Valley Conservation
The Power of Partnership: How the Migratory Bird Joint Venture Framework Strengthens Central Valley Conservation The Migratory Bird Joint Venture
Delta Rice Benefits Farmers, Wildlife, Communities and Climate
California Rice Supports Multiple Wildlife Species – Including Priority Bird Populations A recent study by UC Davis and Point Blue
Central Valley Wildlife Refuges: Essential Partners in Bird Habitat Conservation
A recent report from the Northern California Water Association demonstrates the critically important role Central Valley wildlife refuges play in
CBS-Sacramento Highlights CVJV on Morning News Program
The Sacramento-area CBS station ran a story about CVJV on July 3, 2025 that highlighted the risks migratory birds in
California Rice Supports Multiple Wildlife Species – Including Priority Bird Populations
California Rice Supports Multiple Wildlife Species – Including Priority Bird Populations.
Point Blue Technical Report Offers Guidelines on Rice Fallowing for Wildlife
Point Blue Technical Report Offers Guidelines on Rice Fallowing for Wildlife Point Blue Conservation Science just published a new technical
MOTUS AVIUM: A mission to save California’s last wetlands.
MOTUS AVIUM: A mission to save California’s last wetlands This Award-winning documentary beautifully illustrates the Central Valley Joint Venture’s (CVJV)