Recreation and Fish and Wildlife Program for the State Water Project (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Recreation and the enhancement of fish and wildlife resources are purposes of the State Water Project. They are established by State Law as activities and resources which are intended to benefit from the construction and operation of water development projects by the State of California.

The State Water Project will provide major benefits to recreation and fish and wildlife interests. In fact, major accomplishments have already been made, as the completed units of the project are now being used by recreationists.

Bulletin 117 describes the proposal for implementation of the program of the Department of Water Resources for including recreation and fish and wildlife enhancement features in the State Water Project. It gives the background of the statutory and administrative basis for the program, and describes the present situation as well as the Department's schedule for developing recreation and fish and wildlife plans over the next five years within the present framework of the Water Code.

The Senate Committee on Water Resources held a public hearing on this program in Lancaster, California on October 24, 1968. A draft of this Bulletin had been circulated to the Committee and interested agencies and groups prior to the hearing. The program described in the Bulletin is flexible, and may be modified by legislative or administrative direction, or to reflect funding or other conditions.

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