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USACE Dry Creek Reach 15 Restoration Project

The US Army Corps of Engineers San Francisco District completed the Dry Creek Reach 15 Restoration Project at Lake Sonoma in August. This portion of the larger 6 mile Dry Creek restoration is a $1.8 million project running along 1,600 feet of Dry Creek just downstream from the outlet works of Warm Springs Dam. The district's Russian River Coho Salmon Brood Stock program has had continuing success at raising and releasing juvenile Salmon, but a National Marine Fisheries Service study found that survival conditions in dry creek were unfavorable after release. The newly completed secondary channel runs parallel to dry creek to provide low flow for Salmon to rest, feed and spawn in, especially during winter months when there is high flow from the dam.