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WRC Commits to Purchase Vital Reach of California’s Mojave River

Aug 31st, 2015  |  Written by Western Rivers Conservancy

WRC Commits to Purchase Vital Reach of California’s Mojave River

Western Rivers Conservancy has a rare opportunity to conserve an important stretch of California’s Mojave River, one of the Golden State’s most imperiled streams. Often referred to as a “river upside down,” the Mojave flows subsurface for much of its length. The river sustains the only significant riparian habitat in the western Mojave Desert, and its water, whether underground or on the surface, is crucial to the rare fish and wildlife that rely on it.

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