Join us on the Nov. 6-7 San Joaquin River Restoration Tour that will explore the challenges associated with restoration of the San Joaquin River, a program that is the result of a legal settlement. See firsthand the progress being made and discuss the current conflicts so you can better understand the coordination taking place to implement one of the largest river restoration projects in the nation.

The two-day, one-night tour starts and ends in Fresno. Tentative stops include Friant Dam and spillway northeast of Fresno, the San Joaquin Trout Hatchery, area farms, restoration areas along the river, area farms, Mendota Pool and various flood control features.

Speakers also will discuss the drought’s effect on river restoration efforts and provide an overview of the goal of restoring the river’s Chinook salmon runs. Register here to join us on this two-day tour.

All of our tours offer MCLE credits and some scholarships are available. For any tour-related questions, contact Tour Director Renee Cashmere.