[env-trinity] [EXTERNAL] Call for Input: Effects on Fish from Long-Term Operations of Central Valley Project and State Water Project Independent Scientific Peer Review

[Tom Stokely]

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From: Warner, Timothy J <twarner at usbr.gov>
Date: Wed, Oct 7, 2026 at 8:20 AM
Subject: FW: [EXTERNAL] Call for Input: Effects on Fish from Long-Term Operations of Central Valley Project and State Water Project Independent Scientific Peer Review
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Cc: Pinero, Janice A <JPinero at usbr.gov>, Migura, Katherine (Mandy) <kmigura at usbr.gov>, Walden, Spencer D <swalden at usbr.gov>, Israel, Joshua A <JAIsrael at usbr.gov>, Hamilton, Andrea S <ashamilton at usbr.gov>



Good morning,

 

The Bay Delta Office wanted to send out a reminder to provide any input to the Delta Science Program’s Peer Review. The intent of this peer review is to provide Reclamation with recommendations to improve the methods utilized in the new lines of evidence for evaluating fish and aquatic effects of the long-term operations of the CVP and SWP.

 

See below for more information and instructions. We thank you in advance for taking the time to contribute.

 

Tim

 

Timothy J. Warner

Supervisor, Natural Resources Specialist 

Bay Delta Office | Bureau of Reclamation,

California - Great Basin Region 10

801 I Street, Suite 140, Sacramento, CA 95814

Phone: 916-539-9510

 

 

 

Submit your comments by October 16, 2026.



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Call for Input

 

At the request of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, the Delta Science Program is facilitating anindependent scientific peer review of new lines of evidence for effects on fish from the long-term operations of the Central Valley Project and State Water Project, and the resulting impacts on their populations.



Interested parties are invited to submit no more than two pages of input relevant to the charge questions by October 16, 2026, via email toreviewadvice at deltacouncil.ca.gov or mail to Delta Science Program (Peer Review Unit), 715 P Street, 15-300, Sacramento, CA, 95814.

 

Input deemed relevant by the Delta lead scientist will be provided to the independent panel of experts as supplemental review material and posted on the peer review’s web page. It may also inform the panel’s final report, expected in December 2026, at the panel’s discretion. 

 

More information about this peer review, including the charge questions, is available at the link below.
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Learn more about our peer reviews.

 

As a leading coordinator ofindependent scientific peer review for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Delta Science Program’s peer review process uses independent science experts and established guidelines to ensure that water and environmental decision-makers use credible and legitimate science.



You can learn more from our peer reviewinformation sheet.
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Sacramento, CA 95814

 

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