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As of Tuesday, August 1st, the Kings River is OPEN to recreational users in Fresno, Tulare, and Kings County. See Fresno County’s full press release HERE.

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Resource agency ensuring balanced water supply, flood protection, and hydropower in Fresno, Kings, and Tulare counties 💧💡🐟🌳🍊 #kingsriver #floodcontrol
Another start to summer means another successful r Another start to summer means another successful release of rainbow trout fry into the Kings River by the Kings River Fisheries Management Program (KRFMP) team. On April 21, we received 36,000 rainbow trout eggs that were placed in the incubator building for rearing. Thank you to over 20+ volunteers who collectively contributed 36 hours in the incubator building to ensure the fry remained safe and healthy until they were ready to be released. On June 12, 7 staff members and 12 volunteers released the rainbow trout fry into the Kings River! The trout incubator building will return to service in early January. We would also like to acknowledge that the trout eggs were purchased using grant funding provided to the @kingsriverconservancy through the Ted Martin Family Grant. To sign up for future volunteer opportunities at the trout incubator building, please visit the link in our bio.
Wishing you and yours a happy and safe 4th of July Wishing you and yours a happy and safe 4th of July weekend!
The next @kingsrivercleanup is scheduled for this The next @kingsrivercleanup is scheduled for this Saturday, February 21 at 8:30am and the Kings River Fisheries Management Program is in need of more volunteers! To sign up and for details on location, directions, and what to bring with you, visit the Kings River Fisheries Management Program's website. Link in Bio. These cleanups are a cooperative effort, thank you to our partners: @kingsriverconservancy @usacesacramento @californiadfw
🐟 From May 9 through June 7, the Kings River Fishe 🐟 From May 9 through June 7, the Kings River Fisheries Management Program will rear a round of rainbow trout for release into the lower Kings River in the incubator facility below Pine Flat Dam. During this time, ��we need volunteers to assist on some weekends and holidays. Volunteers can choose which days and times are convenient to come out and typically spend no more than one hour at the incubator on those days. To sign up, contact Lori Werner (lwerner@krcd.org) or sign up using the links in our bio.
Before our Flood Operations & Maintenance team beg Before our Flood Operations & Maintenance team begins any work along the river; our environmental team conducts surveys to check for active nests and other sensitive species in project areas. If any are found, we set up protective buffer zones or adjust the timing of work to avoid disturbance. In April, we completed surveys for sediment removal along the Kings River levee system and removal of debris and excessive fire fuel vegetation. These surveys help ensure flood control efforts move forward while protecting the local wildlife.
Pawan has been an incredible asset to the District Pawan has been an incredible asset to the District since joining KRCD 5 years ago. His leadership and management of the Jeff L. Taylor Pine Flat Power Plant have been critical to our ability to produce reliable, clean hydroelectricity. Thank you, Pawan, for your hard work and dedication, and we look forward to what the next five years will bring!
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Fresno, California 93725

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