So, now what remains to be worked on on the Sac and its tributaries

Water consumption
Dams
????

I read about the chemical spill in 91 up high on the Sac.

What about desalination plants?

Some folks need to play their little game with every issue, in order to undermine or scold the organization, that doesnt take the same expensive, time consuming path, other organizations have worked on for decades. At the same time, the folks who always talk about habitat, have never reported on their own projects, or invited anyone of us, to chip in on a project. There are no restriction on volunteer efforts, its when the planning and money comes into the equation, things slow down.

If some of those folks had real involvement, they would know that most of the organizations scrape up enough resources and volunteers for one objective at a time. Every organization has to look at the results achieved, for the amount of time and money spent on a particular goal. Unfortunately, too many people expect these politicians to roll over for a 501C3 who cant pad their campaign coffers. For private enterprise on our side of the equation, its split between NSIA, ASA, NMTA and the rest of the Angler nonprofits. There is a limited amount of cash to go around. These organization will eventually work for same cause, and coordinate, but their history and structure are not going to be thrown to the curb.

Some folks need to play their little game with every issue, in order to undermine or scold the organization, that doesnt take the same expensive, time consuming path, other organizations have worked on for decades. At the same time, the folks who always talk about habitat, have never reported on their own projects, or invited anyone of us, to chip in on a project. There are no restriction on volunteer efforts, its when the planning and money comes into the equation, things slow down.

If some of those folks had real involvement, they would know that most of the organizations scrape up enough resources and volunteers for one objective at a time. Every organization has to look at the results achieved, for the amount of time and money spent on a particular goal. Unfortunately, too many people expect these politicians to roll over for a 501C3 who cant pad their campaign coffers. For private enterprise on our side of the equation, its split between NSIA, ASA, NMTA and the rest of the Angler nonprofits. There is a limited amount of cash to go around. These organization will eventually work for same cause, and coordinate, but their history and structure are not going to be thrown to the curb.