2013 Board of Directors
  • Chairman: Lynnel PollockLandowner, Yolo County *
  • Vice Chairman: John NockLandowner, Butte County*
  • Secretary/Treasurer: Steve LambertPublic Interest, Butte County*
  • Glenn HawesLandowner, Shasta County
  • Leonard MotyPublic Interest, Shasta County
  • Brian FedoraLandowner, Sutter County
  • James GallagherPublic Interest, Sutter County *
  • Brendon FlynnLandowner, Tehama County *
  • Ron WarnerPublic Interest, Tehama County
  • Jeannette WrysinskiPublic Interest, Yolo County
  • Jim McKevittResources Agency
Advisory Board Members
  • Sandy MoreyCA Department of Fish and Game*
  • Don ReckUS Bureau of Reclamation
  • Alicia KirchnerUS Corps of Engineers
  • Emma SuarezCentral Valley Flood Protection Board
  • Jan KnightUS Fish & Wildlife Service
  • Aric LesterCA Department of Water Resources
  • Mike PoolUS Bureau of Land Management
  • Eduardo OlmedoUS Forest Service
  • Denise RistCA Department of Parks & Recreation
SRCAF BOARD COMMITTEES
  • Landowner - Chair, Brendon Flynn
  • Technical Advisory - Chair, Tom McCubbins
* - Executive Committee Members
Contact Us:
  • Jane Dolan, Executive Director
    Jane.Dolan@water.ca.gov
    (530) 528-7411
  • Susan Strachan, Program Manager
    Susan.Strachan@water.ca.gov
    (530) 529-7383
  • Robert Irwin, Resource Conservationist
    Robert.Irwin@water.ca.gov
    (530) 528-7401
  • Ellen Gentry, Administrative Assistant
    Ellen.Gentry@water.ca.gov
    (530) 528-7435

  • Mailing Address:
    2440 Main Street
    Red Bluff, California 96080

    Physical Address:
    2440 Main Street
    Red Bluff
    Room 55
    FAX: (530) 529-7322
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    The Sacramento River Conservation Area Forum brings communities, individuals, organizations and agencies together along the Sacramento River from Keswick to Verona to make resource management and restoration efforts more effective and sensitive to the needs of local communities. The Forum supports restoration done well, and serves as a forum for sharing, a facilitator of solutions, and a partner for projects that protect both the natural values of the Sacramento River and the communities it runs through.
    This website provides a variety of resources worth visiting, including: See the resource directory for more.
    What's New (more news)
    • Celebrating 25 Years of Conservation on the Sacramento River
      Please join the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and The Nature Conservancy to celebrate 25 years of protecting and restoring the Middle Sacramento River. When: Thursday, June 6, 2013 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Where: Tehama County River Park, 25340 South Avenue, Corning
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    • California's Flood Future: Recommendations for Managing the State's Flood Risk
      The Department of Water Resources released the public review draft of California's Flood Future: Recommendations for Managing the State's Flood Risk on April 3, 2013. Public comments comments will be collected until May 20.
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    • Technical Workshop: Getting to CVFPP Measurable Objectives
      The California Department of Water Resources is holding a technical workshop on Thursday, May 2, 2013 that will focus on the approach for developing measurable objectives as part of the Basin-Wide Feasibility Studies and Central Valley Flood System Conservation Strategy.
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    The Sacramento River Conservation Area Forum (SRCAF) is a non-profit organization that evolved from 1986 State of California legislation (SB1086). The legislation called for a management plan to protect, restore and enhance the fisheries and riparian habitat along the Sacramento River from Keswick Dam down river to Verona. This effort is cooperative in nature and works to ensure that habitat restoration and management addresses not only the dynamics of riparian ecosystems, but also the realities of local agricultural and recreational issues associated with land use changes occurring along the river.

    The SRCAF continues to promote and coordinate restoration related activities along the Sacramento River, develop and implement site-specific and sub-reach plans for areas within the Conservation Area, review and track projects and monitor ecosystem restoration progress within the Sacramento River Conservation Area (SRCA), and work to build a broader support and understanding of the goals of CALFED and the SB1086 Program.