Reis Valley and Mudville

A blog about California, sustainability, restoration, history, and more

Sunday, December 27, 2015

Marin County: What it needs to do to recover Coho Salmon

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When you have an ache, it doesn't stop you, but it affects your performance. When you have multiple aches, the impacts pile on and can...
Monday, December 14, 2015

Somewhere West of Joshua Tree

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There is a Vermillion Flycatcher in a parking lot There is a boy on his bike at the beach looking up at the snowy mountains There is an ol...
Sunday, November 22, 2015

To Los Angeles in the 1840s

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In my last update of my genealogy research from a little over a year ago, I had discovered several new exciting leads for who and where my g...
Sunday, October 4, 2015

Mono County: What it needs to do to help recover Lahontan Cutthroat Trout

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When I read about California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) lawsuits, and when I read poorly-written Environmental Impact Reports (EIRs), ...
Friday, September 18, 2015

The Sound of Wind on Rock

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After my thrilling sunrise climb of a peak in Lassen Volcanic National Park last year, I had to do it again this year. And now that the tra...
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Saturday, August 22, 2015

USDA blindERS misranks California counties on the Natural Amenities Scale

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Last week the Washington Post posted an awesome article and maps entitled " Every county in America, ranked by scenery and climate ....
Sunday, April 19, 2015

Why Marin County's Reservoirs are Full This Year

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Is it time to remove Nicasio Dam? I've been asking myself this question ever since I came across this great report from the 1960s on th...
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Gregory J. Reis
California, United States
"Respect the land and its inhabitants--everything else will follow." Follow me on Bsky @gregorreis I am a watershed restoration ecologist who has worked to improve California water management for 30 years. This blog is a personal blog that contains my opinions only and not necessarily those of my employers. I am an explorer. A wilderness travel expert. A dad. I lived in Lee Vining for 16 years, and installed Mono County's first solar-electric grid intertie on the house in front of the post office. I am a former firefighter/EMT, and a 6th-generation Californian.
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