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| Agency partners inspect the Oji Bros. Farms fish screen. Shown from l to r: Jason Douglass, US Fish & Wildlife Service; Matt Kelley, US Army Corps of Engineers; and Tim Viel, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service. |
From l to r: Corey Grace, Gillian Harris, and Rebecca Kramer of the National Fish & Wildlife Foundation tour the 2002 Calfed proposed project sites with the Sacramento River Small Diversion Fish Screen Program. |
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| Divers from the National Marine Fisheries Service inspect the Reclamation District No. 999 fish screen, while Darryl Hayes of Intake Screens, Inc. watches. |
California Dept. of Fish & Game divers, Katie Witts and Marsten Whitman, dive at the Ferraro-Locvich fish screen site to assure the systems meets criteria. |
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| Shown above at the demonstration day for the introduction of the newly developed ISI vertical fish screen system is (l to r): Russ Berry, president Intake Screens, Inc.; Ron Ott, Calfed Bay-Delta; and Gilbert Cosio, MBK Engineers. |
Reviewing designs for the Davis Ranches #1 fish screen project is (top l to r): Debbi Lemburg, FWA Project Coordinator; Don Trieu, MBK Engineers; Russell Berry IV and Russ Berry III, Intake Screens Inc.; (bottom row) Katie Witts, Calif. Dept. of Fish & Game; and Gilbert Cosio, MBK Engineers. |
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| Shown above are attendees who participated in the Roberts Irrigation fish screen demonstration day held at the project site. This screen was installed as mitigation for dredging the Colusa boat ramp on the Sacramento River. |
Tom Davis of Davis Machine Shop, Russ Berry of Intake Screens, Inc. and Bob Duffy of the Dept. of Water Resources inspect the 2002 screen site for the newly designed vertical fish screen system developed by ISI. |
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| Shown are the fish screen partners participating in the in-the-dry test of the new 100 cfs fish screen system. Top l to r: Gilbert Cosio, MBK Engineers; Russ Berry, ISI; William Dutton, BOR; Bill O'Leary, USFWS; Bob Webber, RD 999; and Steve Thomas, NMFS. Bottom l to r: Russell Berry, ISI; Debbi Lemburg, FWA; Don Trieu, MBK Engineers; and Darryl Hayes, ISI. |
Kim Davis, representative for Senator Sam Aanestad adresses the attendees at the Davis Ranches #1 fish screen demonstration day in May 2004. This was the first site to install multiple screens on one diversion site.
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| Touring the Tracy Pumping Plant & Fish Collection Facility |
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Above an employee with the Tracy Fish Collection Facility samples for fish species. The Tracy Fish Collection Facility (TFCF), located in the Central Valley of California near Stockton, was developed and built by Reclamation with interagency cooperation in the 1950's as part of the Central Valley Project (CVP). The purpose of the TFCF was to protect fish entering the Delta Mendota Canal (DMC) by way of the Tracy Pumping Plant (TPP).
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Touring the plant & fish collection facility are (l to r): Sue Horne, Assemblyman Nielsen's office; Jacob Chapin, ISI; Darryl Hayes, ISI; Doug Maxfield, Big Valley Divers; Ashley Indrieri, FWA Executive Director; Ron Silva, TFFIP program manager; Sandra Velazquez, FWA; Kim Davis, Senator Sam Aanestad's; Debbi Lemburg, FWA; and Russell Berry, Intake Screens, Inc.
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| Doug Maxfield, TFCF Employee, Debbi Lemburg and Ashley Indrieri watch fish sampling equipment. |
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| Outreach & Education |
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| Ashley Indrieri, FWA Chief Operations Officer, manages the fish screen program booth at the 2010 World Ag Expo in Tulare, California. |
Family Water Alliance attends the Colusa Farm Day each year to educate over 300 kids the importance of agriculture, water and our rural communities. |
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| Colusa Farm Day 2004. |
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| FWA's Annual "Hot Cajun Night" Fundraiser Dinner |
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| Assemblyman Jim Nielsen addresses the crowd of over 300 at the FWA 2008 fundraiser dinner. |
From L to R: Former Assemblyman Doug Lamalfa, Ashley Indrieri, Jerry Maltby and Rich Bottini enjoy the festivities at the 2007 FWA dinner. |
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| Congressman Wally Herger addresses the large crowd at the 2008 FWA fundraiser dinner as FWA Director Jerry Maltby looks on. |
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