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El Dorado - 927's Top Stories
by: sam_davidson
August 5, 2018
Getting bent on the lower Yuba River.
The Yuba River is one of California’s...
by: sam_davidson
July 12, 2018
By Tom Kloehn
It was the first day of Sierra Trout Camp 2018, and even though...
by: sam_davidson
September 1, 2017
Yuba River Chinook salmon. Photo: Jacob Katz
On August 25, a coalition of...
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6360 Tupelo Drive, Citrus Heights, CA.
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April member meeting at the Forest Service office on Briw Road. Meet in the coference room at the rear.
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March member meeting at the Forest Service Office on Briw Road. Meet in the coference room at rear.
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Men and Boys (10 or over) are invited to join the Hunters Return Banquet at the Pollock Pines Community Church on Thursday March 6 at 6:00 PM. A variety of wild game will be served to all comers. Over 500 persons enjoyed this feast last year. They look forward to serving you again. The evening... [ READ MORE... ]
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Dr. Peter B. Moyle, professor of fish biology, UC Davis, will present the big picture about the delta ecosystem and its fishes. Looking at the delta as a novel and changing ecosystem. Decisions we make today, such as building the tunnels, will result in further changes to this important ecosystem... [ READ MORE... ]
blog BY sbacklund ON February 27 - 0 COMMENTS
El Dorado Origin Story 
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The El Dorado Chapter operates in El Dorado County, California. Our core group from the broad Placerville area gathered together in 2010 to escape from the Sac-Sierra Chapter and establish our own identity. We rapidly established a chapter, began operation and nearly doubled our base membership to... [ READ MORE... ]
blog BY sbacklund ON January 21 - 1 COMMENTS
Why Roads Matter 
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Fish and off highway vehicles have a relationship. Currently there are so many millions of dollars in backlogged road maintenance on public lands, many people have stopped counting.And those are just designated routes. It doesn't count the thousands of miles of user-created routes. But agencies... [ READ MORE... ]
blog BY sbacklund ON September 19 - 0 COMMENTS
Agreement Paves Way for Forest Roads Posted in
A compromise agreement reached by conservation groups, off-roaders and three rural counties settles litigation going back to the 1990's by resolving the status of contentious trails in Northern California's Eldorado National Forest, according to documents posted today by Public Employees for... [ READ MORE... ]