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AP News (2024, May 5) Sierra Nevada records snowiest day of the season from brief but potent California storm. Accessed May 6, 2024.
California Department of Water Resources Snow Pack Conditions. Accessed May 6, 2024.
NASA Earth Observatory (2024, April 12) A “Surprisingly Average” Year for Sierra Snowpack. Accessed May 6, 2024.
NASA Earth Observatory World of Change: Snowpack in the Sierra Nevada. Accessed May 6, 2024.
University of California Berkeley Central Sierra Snow Lab. Accessed May 6, 2024.

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Winter hikes in Sonoma County 
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For outdoor enthusiasts, one of the best things about living in Sonoma County is the moderate weather. Except for days with heavy rains, hiking here can be a year-round pleasure.
In fact, venturing out in winter has its benefits: Seasonal streams flow, hillsides green, the air is crisp, and the sky is brilliantly clear or painted with clouds. So, to keep you moving this winter, here are some of our favorite hikes.
2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
Because these closures are in direct opposition to the reality of winter snowmobiling on a landscape shaped by snow and wind, and are not legally justified, the Sierra Snowmobile Foundation objects to the awarding of Tahoe National Forest’s grant proposals G24-02-20-G01 and G24-02-20-S01. Each contain provisions for OSV education and enforcement on a plan released on a Friday afternoon, at the beginning of summer, 3 days before comments are due with the state. Specific to grant proposal G24-02-20-G01, the Sierra Snowmobile Foundation objects to all costs, direct or indirect, associated with Project Deliverable 4970.10.1(d)(2)(A), #9: Winter Activities – Staff monitoring of user conflicts between OSV users and non-motorize winter recreationists in areas open to OSV use to determine if additional resources are needed to mediate the issues (i.e., signage, recommendations for change in management for the area, etc.). The TNF knows there will now be a greater potential for conflict with non-motorized users. This is because they have created it with their non-sensical OSV plan that patently ignores their own PCT management plan, as well as reality on the ground. Specific to grant proposal G24-02-20-S01, the Sierra Snowmobile Foundation objects to all costs associated with Project Deliverables 4970.13(f)(2) #2: Educational Outreach, #3: Creating/Updating/Printing OHV related maps and/or educational brochures/guides, and #4: Creating/Updating/Printing of OHV related trail and/or interpretive signs/panels. If the TNF does not have the funds to create the bare minimum of public information materials for a plan 10 years in the making, it is not the state's obligation to make up for their lack of competence or planning Kevin Bazar - 5/6/2024

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Harvest of four strains of rainbow trout, Salmo gairdnerii, from Beardsley Reservoir, California. A. J. Cordone and S. J. Nicola
Fishes associated with drifting kelp, Macrocystis pyrifera, off the coast of southern California and northern Baja California. C. T. Mitchell and J. R. Hunter
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White-tailed kites nesting in Del Norte County, California. M. Hehnke
The sagebrush lizard — a new locality and comments on its distribution in west central California. T. G. Balgooyen
Introduction of blue catfish into California. W. M. Richardson, J. A. St. Amant, L. J. Bottroff, and W. L. Parker
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Kalpana Padala and Shuk-Mei Ho established a new inter-disciplinary team to study the toxic effects of open burn pits for Veterans exposed during military service.
Dr. Prasad Padala is testing a new treatment, transcranial magnetic stimulation, for cognitive decline in older Veterans.

Dr. Sara Landes is implementing Caring Contacts for suicide prevention in the Emergency Departments of 28 VA facilities.

Dr. Kimberly Garner established the Advance Care Planning – Group Visits program, which has been implemented in 52 VA facilities. Dr. Monica Matthieu received QUERI funding to evaluate this program.

Drs. Elena Ambrogini and Stavros Manolagas discovered that natural antibodies prevent bone resorption, which could lead to new approaches to prevent and treat osteoporosis.

Dr. JoAnn Kirchner received QUERI funding for training over 200 VA and non-VA clinicians, operations staff, and researchers in implementation facilitation, an evidence-based implementation strategy.

Drs. Ellen Fischer and Geoffrey Curran are studying Veterans’ perceptions, attitudes, and other attributes that could be modified to increase Veteran use of VHA mental health services.

 Drs. Teresa Hudson and Mary Bollinger are working with Acxiom Corporation to obtain data on Veterans who do not use VHA care that could lead to improved community-based suicide prevention programs.

 Drs. Robert Reis and Srinivas Ayyadevara are investigating how improperly folded proteins contribute to neurodegeneration such as that which causes Alzheimer's disease.

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