AB 1328: Protecting wild and scenic Cache Creek

Cache Creek is the 16th, and maybe least-known, river to be granted state Wild and Scenic River protections under the state’s 1972 law. Running through Lake and Yolo Counties, Cache Creek supports some of the state’s largest populations of bald eagles and tule elk, as well as more than 150 different songbirds. AB 1328 (Wolk) adds 31 miles of Cache Creek to the state’s Wild and Scenic River system, ensuring that no dams will be built on that stretch while protecting the existing working uses of the river.