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CDFW Initiates Massive Wildfire Protection Efforts The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has undertaken the largest wildfire protection and resiliency effort in its history, working to safeguard nearly all of its wildlife areas, ecological reserves and the surrounding communities from wildfire ahead of peak wildfire season this summer and fall. Wildfire resiliency work is underway at dozens of CDFW-owned properties statewide. These efforts include creating fire breaks, removing brush and other wildfire fuel, thinning overgrown vegetation, expanding livestock grazing and conducting controlled burns when conditions safely permit. The unprecedented undertaking is the result of SB 85, the “Wildfire Forest and Resilience Early Action Package,” state legislation signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom in April that authorized $536 million in wildfire protection and resiliency spending in the current fiscal year. CDFW is budgeted to receive $15 million of those funds ....
Valley water directors move ahead with Pacheco Pass dam as price skyrockets By Madelyn Reese article The current Pacheco Pass Reservoir, where Valley Water officials are considering building a dam project with a price tag upward of $2.5 billion. Photo courtesy of Santa Clara County Valley Water District. SANTA CLARA COUNTY, Calif. - Valley Water leaders are moving forward with developing a new dam at Pacheco Pass in south Santa Clara County, despite recently learning that the price tag had doubled since 2019. It seems to me that the directors of the water district need to take every extreme measure we can find to continue this project, moving it forward and working with environmental groups as we always do, said Santa Clara Valley Water District Director John Varela. (We need to be) finding the solution, finding the resources to bring this to fruition and make it happen. ....