Habitats
EBMUD’s commitment to environmental protection begins with our mission statement and continues through our many programs and services. Efficient use of water, a limited and precious natural resource in California, is an important step every Californian can take to protect the environment.
East Bay
EBMUD's 1996 Watershed Master Plan, Range Resource Management Plan, Fire Management Plan and Habitat Conservation Plan are all major programs within the East Bay Watershed.
East Bay Fisheries & Wildlife
EBMUD biologists monitor fish, wildlife and plant species on East Bay watershed lands in accordance with the East Bay Watershed Master Plan and the EBMUD East Bay HCP. Fisheries and Wildlife biologists perform pre-project surveys and make recommendations to minimize or avoid impacts to sensitive species. Biologists conduct habitat assessments, population studies and other research to inform management of sensitive species on the watershed.
Mokelumne Watershed
EBMUD's Lower Mokelumne River Management Plan was implemented in 1993 to provide a reliable water supply and to sustain and enhance the lower Mokelumne River fisheries, especially fall-run Chinook salmon and steelhead trout, and other aquatic and riparian resources.
Mokelumne Fisheries & Wildlife
EBMUD’s Fisheries & Wildlife Division is responsible for the monitoring and management of biological resources in the
Safe Harbor Agreement
EBMUD and the US Fish and Wildlife Service entered into a 30-year Safe Harbor Agreement which will enhance habitat for three listed species:
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