The Eel River Reporter
 Fall 2007
This issue carries the article about Sonoma County General Plan
since it applies to all counties, it is a must read. You will also
find articles about wonderful happenings at our new River Center
in Fortuna, and reports from a few river clean-up efforts in many
parts of this massive river system. Articles about the ongoing
river clean-ups reveal a new level of threat to our drinking water
and the health of our rivers by the new and increasing number of
homeless drifting about this country. The numbers of people falling
through the cracks and the effects on the watershed are staggering.
 Spring 2007
River, Rail and Resources Concerning our National Wild & Scenic Eel
River
Fall
2006
River News, River Views and River Stories from our National Wild
& Scenic Eel River
Articles include: Stopping Global Warming and Saving the Eel River,
Citizens Monitoring the Eel, Impressions of the Eel River, The Van
Duzen Water Plan, Letter from SCWA to Santa Rosa, and more.
Featuring a Photo Tour of the Eastern Rim of the Eel Headwaters.
 Spring
2006
River news, views, and local voices for conservation.
 Fall/Winter
2005
This issue of the Eel River Reporter marks more than eleven years
working to turn the deadly situation on the Eel River into one where
life has a future. Includes a photographic journey down the entire
Eel River intended to dispell myths.
 Summer
2005
Reporting on the effort to save California's third-largest water
system, Our National Wild and Scenic Eel River.
Features include: an invitation to participate in the 2005 Eel
River Pikeminnow Derby; a look at restoration along the lower Van
Duzen (tributary to the Eel); and features about the watershed,
as well as Sonoma County to the South.
 Winter
2004
2004 marks our tenth year of organizing efforts to bring down the
PG&E Potter Valley Project and return all the water to the beleaguered
Eel River. You will find articles in this issue that discuss developments
in the Eel estuary, Sonoma's water future, FOER's latest legal moves,
and a study from Dr. Dan Ihara on the economics of dam removal for
Mendocino and Lake Counties.
Articles include; Pikeminnow - What & Why, Water for the next
150 Years, Legal Updates, Eel River Estuary, and Economics of Decommissioning
 Spring
2003
Articles include news updates for the Eel River, Eel River hostage
to Farm bureau interests, Marin considers desalination, Maxam Indundates
Van Duzen, and Just who is SCWA.
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