All scientific work conducted by the SJRRP produces an annual report summarizing findings and outlining future action. Reports, searchable by study name and category, are available in the table below. Prior to 2013, scientific data was summarized into the Annual Technical Report. Annual Technical Reports from 2007 – 2014 are available at the bottom of the page.
| Study Name | Study Category | Report Status | Data Availability | Reaches/ Monitoring Stations | Monitoring Status | Analysis Tools | Previous Reports |
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| Juvenile Spring-Run Chinook Salmon Production, Survival, and Emigration in the San Joaquin River Restoration Area 2020–21 Monitoring and Analysis Report | 2020–21 Monitoring and Analysis Report | ||||||
| Striped Bass in the San Joaquin River Restoration Area: Population and Bioenergetics Modeling | Striped Bass In The San Joaquin Final 2024 | ||||||
| Effects of a Riparian Forest on Water Temperatures in the Restoration Area 2014 | Riparian Microclimate Study | Riparian Microclimate Study 2014 | |||||
| Effects of a Riparian Forest on Water Temperatures in the Restoration Area 2015 | Riparian Microclimate Study | Riparian Microclimate Study 2015 | |||||
| Flow Accounting: (Reclamation) | Flow Management | 10/31/16 – Record of Decision for San Joaquin River Restoration Program’s Mendota Pool Bypass and Reach 2B Improvements Project (0.2 MiB) available. | Data available here |
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| Flow Gage Record Analysis: Katrina Harrison (Reclamation) (MAP Study #1) | Flow Management | Not proposed for 2014. Anticipates resuming in 2015. | QA/QC flow data available here | Study looks at flow data from Reaches 1 through 4A. | N/A | None |
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| Two-Dimensional Hydraulic Modeling: Elaina Gordon (Reclamation) | Flow Management | Study completed. Refer to DRAFT DWR BOR Data Summary 070314 (3.3 MiB) and SJRASALT-ADA (1.8 MiB) | Shown in report. | Reaches 1A through 5 | Study Completed | SRH-2D, HEC-RAS | |
| Additional Water Level Recorders: Dave Encinas (DWR) (MAP Study #24) | Conveyance | Fall 2013 RA Flow Recommendation 10-22-2013 (0.3 MiB) available | Nov 15 Letter RA Recommendations Response (0.1 MiB) available | Six locations in Reaches 1A and 1B | Monitoring Ongoing | Water level recorders |
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| Highway 99 Crossing Water Surface Elevation Analysis: Dave Encinas (DWR) | Conveyance | May 6, 2017 (0.2 MiB) available. Full report will be available late 2014. | 2014 data to be made available with full report. | Bathymetric surveys under SR 99 bridge | Bathymetric surveys April 2014, Water surface surveys May 2014 | Topographic/Bathymetric and water surface surveys; HEC-RAS |
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| Monitoring Cross-Section Resurveys: Dave Encinas (DWR) (MAP Study #25) | Conveyance | 2013 data analysis and report pending.Project Vegetation Survey for Channel Hydraulic Model Development (0.3 MiB) available. | 2013 Revegetation Reconnaissance Surveys (0.1 MiB) available | Reaches/Monitoring Stations: resurveys at 14 locations | July 2009-March 2013 | Autodesk C3D |
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| Reach 2A Channel Response: Dave Encinas (DWR) | Conveyance | Study complete. Refer to the MUDSL-ADA (1.8 MiB) | Reach 4B, Eastside Bypass, and Mariposa Bypass Channel and Structural Improvements Project Traffic Surveys (51 KiB) available through calendar year 2012. | 27 cross-section sites in Reach 2A | Occurred in June 2012 | RTK GPS |
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| Changes in Soil Salinity Conditions Resulting from Interim Flows: Stephen Lee, Reclamation (2014 MAP Study #3) | Conveyance | 8/28/14 – SJRRP to Work with Central California Irrigation District on Seepage Projects (24 KiB) | 117 sites | EM38 surveys and soil sampling |
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| Flow Restrictions Due to Seasonal Groundwater Conditions: Katrina Harrison (Reclamation) | Conveyance | See Seepage Management Plan for seepage projects and conveyance. | May 6, 2017 (0.2 MiB) available. |
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| Influence of Paleochannels on Seepage: Katrina Harrison, Matt Burgess (Reclamation, USGS) (MAP Study #4) | Conveyance | Report to be available Spring 2015. | To be provided in the report | Fieldwork to continue through 2014. | Electrical resistivity tomography (ERT) and electromagnetic induction (EM) | ||
| Lateral Gradient of Water Table: Katrina Harrison (Reclamation) (MAP Study #2) | Conveyance | Data presented in Seepage Management Plan, including groundwater level trends at monitoring well transects, detailed information regarding site-specific seepage projects. No separate report to be developed; study complete. | Data available in the Seepage Management Plan. | Groundwater monitoring well locations in Reaches 1 through 5. See Monitoring Well Atlas. | Study complete. |
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| Terrain Comparison Between Wells and Fields: Katrina Harrison (Reclamation) | Conveyance | Study complete. Available in Appendix H of the Seepage Management Plan. | Shown in report. | Groundwater monitoring well locations in Reaches 1 through 5. See Monitoring Well Atlas. | Study complete. |
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| Levee Geotechnical Exploration (San Joaquin Levee Evaluations Project): Greg Farley (DWR) (MAP Study #13) | Conveyance | June 17, 2017 (83 KiB) available | Chowchilla and Eastside Bypass Surface Sediment Sampling (93 KiB) available | Locations along Eastside Bypass and Reach 2A | Ongoing since November 2012 | Soil borings, Cone Penetration Tests |
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| SRH Group Vegetation Roughness Effects in SJRRP-Affected Reaches: Blair Greimann (Reclamation) (MAP Study #38) | Conveyance | Version 5.1 SJRRP Fisheries Framework 062617- Final Draft (2.5 MiB) available. Related information can be found in Dynamic Vegetation Roughness in the Riparian Zone by Tyler Gillihan, University of New Mexico. | See reports | Data collected in Reach 1A, 1B, and 2A, with effort concentrated in Reach 2A | Collected vegetation data in Reach 2A, completed 2013 | SRH-2D with vegetation component | |
| Hills Ferry Barrier Evaluation: Don Portz (Reclamation) | Entrainment Protection | Project completed December 2012. Draft report under development. | Data, once available, will be posted on the SJRRP website. | Locations in Reach 5. See previous report for more details. | Occurred from October 1-December 15, 2012. |
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| The Effects of a Riparian Forest on Water Temperatures in the Restoration Area: Carl Mesick, Erica Meyers, Katrina Harrison (USFWS, DFW, Reclamation) (MAP Study #31) | Adult Migration | April 8, 2017 (0.2 MiB) | Preliminary data shown in report | Two sites in Reach 1, 7 sites in Reach 4B and 1 site in Reach 5 | Study sites and temperature sensors will be modified in summer 2015. Monitoring will continue through mid-2015 | Microclimate data for HEC-5Q analysis. | |
| Reducing Spring Water Temperatures below Sack Dam: Carl Mesick, Erica Meyers, Katrina Harrison (USFWS, DFW, Reclamation) (MAP Study #33) | Adult Migration | April 29, 2017 (0.2 MiB) available | Preliminary analysis shown in report | Reaches 1-5 | Analysis cannot be completed until another study has been completed: “The Effects of a Riparian Forest on Water Temperatures in the Restoration Area”. | HEC-5Q | |
| Thermal Conditions in Riverine Pools: Nathaniel Butler (Reclamation) (MAP Study #29) | Adult Migration | Study complete. Fisheries Framework Appendix C: Summaries of Issue Background Papers (0.3 MiB) available | Shown in report. | 6 pool-riffle-pool sites along river Eastside Bypass; 4 & 5 | Occurred from July to November 2012 | Piezometers; temperature, conductivity, and pressure sensors |
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| Adult Passage: Amanda Peisch-Derby (DWR) (MAP Study #20) | Adult Migration | San Joaquin River Restoration Program Fish Passage Evaluation Plan (19.5 MiB) | Shown in Report | Eastside Bypass | Task 3 Final Report | Fish Passage GeoDatabase, HEC-RAS |
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| Adult Passage - Nonstructural Passage Impediments: Marissa Wulff (USGS) | Adult Migration | USGS Scientific Investigations Report (SIR) Report expected winter 2014 | Data collected in October 2012 is being processed and is not yet available to public | Study looks at Reaches 1 and 2 (priority), with potentially Reaches 3 through 5 later | Occurred in October 2012 | HEC-RAS, ADCP, ARC GIS |
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| Assessment of Predator Abundance and Distribution in Mine Pit Habitat in the San Joaquin River Restoration Area: Zac Jackson (USFWS) (MAP Study #11) | Predation Protection | 2014 Mid-Year Summary available. Full report will be provided in January | Available July 2013 as summarized in report | 34 mine pits in Reach 1 | February - June: 2013, 2014 | Electroshock fishing, stomach sampling, fin clips |
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| Benthic Macroinvertebrate Bioassessment Study: Karen Dulik (DWR) | Rearing Habitat | Final report to be made available January 2015 | See Previous Report | 30 randomly selected sites (per year) distributed throughout Reaches 1 through 5 | Three year effort that occurred between late May and the end of September in 2010, 2011, 2012. to end in 2012. Not proposed for continuation. | Physical habitat characterization |
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| USGS Assessment of Water Quality Data with Respect to Fish: Marissa Wulff (USGS) (MAP Study # 42) | Rearing Habitat | USGS Scientific Investigations Report (SIR) Report expected Fall 2014 | All data in report is from Reclamation's Water Quality Database, publicly available here | Reaches 1 through 5. Refer to the Agenda SCTFG 20140820 (0.2 MiB) | Ongoing | N/A |
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| Floodplain Quality: Blair Greimann (Reclamation) (MAP Study #16) | Rearing Habitat | In progress | In progress | Reaches 1 through 5 | Reclamation is collecting hydraulic conductivity on the floodplain | ||
| Minimum Floodplain Requirements: Katrina Harrison (Reclamation) | Rearing Habitat | Study complete. 2015 Monitoring and Analysis Plan - Study 31 (0.4 MiB) is available | Shown in report | Study looks at data from Reaches 1 through 5. | N/A | ESHE (Emigrating Salmonid Habitat Estimation model) |
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| SRH Group Hydraulic and Sediment Transport Analysis of Juvenile Salmon Rearing Opportunities: Blair Greimann (Reclamation) (MAP Study #39) | Rearing Habitat | Reach-specific reports to be made available on completion. Reach 3 and 4A anticipated to be completed by December 2014. | Ongoing | Reaches 1 through 4a | None | SRH-2D | |
| Juvenile Chinook Salmon Migration and Survival in Mendota Pool and Sack Dam: Don Portz, Charles Hueth (Reclamation) (MAP Study #34) | Rearing Habitat | Project Postponed | N/A | Reaches 2B and 3 | Spring 2015 | Acoustic tags, PIT tags, entrainment netting, temporary fish barriers | |
| Bed Material Data Processing and Evaluation: Elaina Gordon (Reclamation) (MAP Study #17) | Spawning and Incubation | Study complete. The information from this field effort will be summarized in the SRH Group Facies Mapping (MAP Study #37) and SRH Group Spawning Habitat Framework (MAP Study #40) reports. A comparison of the gradations changing over time on specific riffles will be included in this analysis. | Available | 16 sites in Reaches 1A and 1B | Occurred in June 2012 | ||
| Continuous Surrogate Measurement of Bedload Sediment Transport using Hydrophone Installations on the San Joaquin River: Mathieu Marineau, Toby Minear, Scott Wright (USGS)(MAP Study #18) | Spawning and Incubation | May 20, 2017 (0.2 MiB) | Data is being processed and is not yet available to the public. | 1 hydrophone each on Cottonwood and Little Dry Creeks; 5 hydrophones in Reach 1A; 1 hydrophone in Reach 1B | Data to be collected WY 2014. | 6 stereo hydrophones and 2 quadraphones along with associated pressure transducers to quantify sediment transport rates, and bed mobilization and cessation |
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| Effect of Scour and Deposition on Incubation Habitat in Reach 1A: Matthew Meyers (DWR) (MAP Study #27) | Spawning and Incubation | No update. Is being prepared in collaboration with the Egg Survival and Emergence in Reaches 1A and 1B of the San Joaquin River (MAP Study #8). | Refer to reports. | Artificial redds at 5 pool tailouts in upper Reach 1A | Ongoing. Study currently on hold pending results from artificial redd experiments can be synthesized. | Piezometers, impermeable sediment bags |
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| Reach 1A Spawning Area Gravel Mobility Improvement: Matthew Meyers (DWR) | Spawning and Incubation | Study to be completed as part of Reach 1A Spawning Area Bed Mobility (MAP Study #28). | Data available as part of ATR. | Tracers at Riffle 38 and 40 sites 1A | Occurred in Spring 2012. Future monitoring is possible, but on hold for now. | ||
| Reach 1A Spawning Area Bed Mobility: Matthew Meyers (DWR) (MAP Study #28) | Spawning and Incubation | San Joaquin River Juvenile Salmon Trap Efficiency Study (0.3 MiB) available TM expected late 2014 | Reach 4B, Eastside Bypass, and Mariposa Bypass Channel and Structural Improvements Project Traffic Surveys (38 KiB) available | Tracers at Riffle 38 and 40 sites in Reach 1A | Occurred during the 2nd half of 2012. Future monitoring is possible, but on hold for now. | RFID tracers |
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| SRH Group Spawning Habitat Framework: Elaina Gordon and Blair Greimann (Reclamation) (MAP Study #40) | Spawning and Incubation | Complete. Report: SpawningHabitatReach1A. SJRASALT-ADA (1.8 MiB) available. | April 22, 2017 (0.2 MiB) meeting spawning habitat suitability criteria for depth and velocity available | Reach 1A | Collected sediment data and facies mapping in summer 2012 and 2013, incorporated data from other studies. | SRH-2D, GIS | |
| Egg Survival and Emergence in Reaches 1A and 1B of the San Joaquin River: Zac Jackson (USFWS) (MAP Study #8) | Spawning and Incubation | May 13, 2017 (0.2 MiB) available. Full report will be provided in January. | Shown in report | 5 locations in Reach 1A | 4 years complete (2011 - 2014) | Compare empirical vs. modeled survival (Tappel and Bjorn) using sediment size, temp, do, hyporheic and surface. |
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| Monitor Intragravel Dissolved Oxygen Concentrations in the San Joaquin River (Egg Survival): S. Mark Nelson (Reclamation) | Spawning and Incubation | Fisheries Framework Appendix B: Report on Defining and Alleviating à Stressors to Meet Program Objectives and Stressor Ranking Figures (1.1 MiB) and June 24, 2017 (0.2 MiB) available. Refer to Egg Survival and Emergence in Reaches 1A and 1B of the San Joaquin River (MAP Study #8) for related work. | Shown in report | Locations in Reach 1A. See 2011 Final ATR, Appendix A, Report 29 | Collection for 2012 data was completed in February 2013 | Statistical analyses (Pearson correlation) |
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| Reach 1A Spawning Habitat Quantity: Matthew Meyers (DWR) | Spawning and Incubation | No new information currently available.< | Reach 1A | Ongoing |
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| San Joaquin River Spawning Habitat Assessment – Incubation Environment: Andy Shriver, Matthew Meyers, Erica Meyers (Reclamation, DWR, DFW) (MAP Study #30) | Spawning and Incubation | Report to be provided late summer 2014. | N/A | Reach 1A. Artificial and natural Chinook salmon redds. | Complete | Grain-size dist., permeability, hyd. gradients, temp., D.O., etc. | |
| USGS San Joaquin River Tributary Sediment and Geomorphology Study: Scott Wright, Toby Minear (USGS) (MAP Study #22) | Spawning and Incubation | Juvenile Salmon Trap and Transport Study (0.1 MiB) available | Published data anticipated 2014 | Cottonwood and Little Dry Creeks | Data to be collected WY 2014, depending on outcome of Critical Low flow SJRRP meeting | 1 ISCO pump sampler and pressure transducers on each tributary; 1D and 2D hydraulic modeling for sediment transport estimates |
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| USGS Sediment Monitoring: Andy Shriver (Reclamation), Al Caldwell (USGS) (MAP Study #21) | Spawning and Incubation | No monitoring conducted during 2014. San Joaquin River Juvenile Salmon Trap Efficiency Study (0.5 MiB) available. WY 2013 Annual Data Reports for the six sites are available on the USGS website | Available for download here and as an 2/5/16 – Reclamation Releases Final Environmental Documents, Provides $2 Million for San Joaquin River Restoration Program’s Sycamore Island Project (0.2 MiB) | Six locations in Reach 1:
| Occurs during spring Interim/Restoration Flows | LISST-Streamside laser-diffraction measurements, suspended sediment samples, bedload samples, gradation samples, streamflow measurements |
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| Segregation Weir – Placement, Monitoring and Objective: Matt Bigelow, Zac Jackson, Sierra Franks (DFW, USFWS, NMFS) (MAP Study #36) | Spawning and Incubation | Study postponed due to delays in funding/contracting. | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | |
| SRH Group Facies Mapping: Blair Greimann, Katrina Harrison (Reclamation) (MAP Study #37) | Spawning and Incubation | Report expected December 2014. | Expected October 2014 | Reach 1A | Facies mapping completed in July 2013. Sediment sampling completed in June 2012. | GIS | |
| Two-Dimensional Temperature Modeling of Gravel Pits in Reach 1A: Elaina Gordon (Reclamation) (MAP Study #19) | Spawning and Incubation | SJRASALT-ADA (1.8 MiB) available | Model extends through Reach 1A. | SRH-2D model with temperature component is currently being applied to Reach 1A. | SRH-2D | ||
| Central Valley Steelhead Monitoring Plan for the SJRRP: Don Portz (Reclamation)(MAP Study #14) | Fish Reintroduction | 11/22/10 – Revised Reach 4B Project Proposal and Additional Public Scoping Meeting (0.1 MiB) | Shown in report | Locations in Reaches 4 and 5. See report for more details. | Occurring from January 1-March 15, 2014 | Electrofishing, Fyke Traps with Wing Walls, Trammel Nets | |
| Donor Stock Monitoring: Zac Jackson (USFWS) (MAP Study #46) | Fish Reintroduction | April 15, 2017 (0.2 MiB) available. Final report covering 2013-14 sampling season will be available in January 2015. | Shown in report | Parrot-Phelan Diversion Dam in Butte Creek | 2013-14 sampling season concluded on July 1, 2014. 2014-15 sampling will resume in October 2014 | Simple summaries of daily catch of emigrating juvenile spring-run Chinook salmon. |
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| Ecosystems Diagnosis and Treatment Model: Katrina Harrison (Reclamation) | Fish Reintroduction | Field Advisory explaining the PIT Tag Study (74 KiB) | Reaches 1 through 5< | N/A | Model development and refinement ongoing. | ||
| Fall-Run Captive Rearing Study: Paul Adelizi (DFW) (MAP Study #12) | Fish Reintroduction | A full report will be submitted in April 2014. Inventory and Monitoring of Fish Abundance and Diversity (0.2 MiB) available | Refer to summary | Study occurring at Interim Facility at San Joaquin Hatchery in Reach 1. | 2010 fall spawn through 2013. | N/A |
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| Fish Assemblage Inventory and Monitoring: Don Portz, Zac Jackson (Reclamation, USFWS) (MAP Study #9) | Fish Reintroduction | June 3, 2017 (0.2 MiB) available | Refer to summary | Locations in Reaches 1 through 5. See report for more details. | Occurs quarterly: Jan, Mar/Apr, Jun, Oct | Electrofishing, Seining, Netting |
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| Juvenile Survival and Migration: Zac Jackson, Paul Adelizi, Matt Bigelow (USFWS, DFW) (MAP Study #10) | Fish Reintroduction | June 8 2017 RA Flow Recommendation (0.1 MiB) available. Full report will be provided in January 2014. | Data downloads are occurring now | 30 stationary receivers in Reaches 1 through 5 | 4 years complete (2011- 2014) | VEMCO VR2W-180khz acoustic tracking receivers |
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| Refining Fall-Run Collection Techniques: Zac Jackson, Paul Adelizi, Matt Bigelow (USFWS, DFW) | Fish Reintroduction | Study complete. Available here as part of 2012 Mid-Year ATR. | Shown in report. | Feather River Fish Hatchery in Oroville, California | Study completed in 2011 | N/A | |
| Salmon Simulator (SalSim) for the SJRRP: Erica Meyers, Dean Marston, Dale Stanton (DFW) / Carl Mesick (USFWS) (MAP Study #32) | Fish Reintroduction | Study postponed due to delays in funding/contracting. | N/A | N/A | N/A | SalSim Model | |
| Trap and Haul of Adult-Fall Run Chinook Salmon: Matt Bigelow, Don Portz, Zac Jackson (DFW, Reclamation, USFWS) (MAP Study #6) | Fish Reintroduction | San Joaquin River Inventory and Monitoring of Fish Abundance and Diversity (0.5 MiB) available | Shown in report. | Salmon captured on mainstem San Joaquin River, Mud and Salt Slough, and near the confluence of the San Joaquin River with the Eastside Bypass; and terminal end of irrigation canals upstream of the Hills Ferry Barrier. Transported to Reach 1. | Occurred from October 1 – December 15, 2013 | Fyke and dip nets |
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| Juvenile Salmon Holding: Zac Jackson, Paul Adelizi, Matt Bigelow (USFWS, DFW) (MAP Study #7) | Long-Term Monitoring | Study complete. Report under development. | Reach 1 (Friant Dam to Gravelly Ford) | Occurred spring 2013. | Rotary Screw Traps | ||
| Rotary Screw Trap Monitoring: Matt Bigelow, Pat Ferguson, Zac Jackson (DFW, USFWS) (MAP Study # 45) | Long-Term Monitoring | Inventory and Monitoring of Fish Abundance and Diversity (0.2 MiB) available | Not yet available. | SR-99 and San Mateo Road | Began December 2013 | Rotary Screw Traps | |
| San Joaquin River PIT Tag Monitoring and Site-Specific Technology Development: Don Portz, Zac Jackson (Reclamation, USFWS) (MAP Study #15) | Long-Term Monitoring | Trap and Haul Field Advisory (0.2 MiB) available | Shown in report | Locations in Reaches 1 and 2. See report for more details. | Occurred Spring 2012 and 2013 | ||
| Temperature Monitoring of the Cold Water Pool in Millerton Lake: Tracy Vermeyen (Reclamation) (MAP Study #5) | Long-Term Monitoring | Study 13 (51 KiB) available. | available | Friant Forebay Below PG&E’s Kerckhoff No. 2 Powerplant Friant-Kern, Madera Canal and San Joaquin River below Friant Worm farm return flows (Reach 1A) | Ongoing, with semi-annual data collection. Last field visit was November 5, 2014. | Plots, time series analyses, multi-year comparisons, and statistics |
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| Vegetation Monitoring: Greg Reed (Reclamation) (MAP Study #23) | Long-Term Monitoring | Studies 21, 22, 41, 42, 43, and 44 (0.1 MiB) | Shown in report. | 20 vegetation transects throughout all reaches, and Eastside and Mariposa bypasses | Data collection began August 2011 and will continue to be collected annually. | Plant cover, composition, overstory height, and stem density were collected along each transect. Piezometers were used for hydrologic correlation analysis. |
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| Water Quality Monitoring Plan: Stacy Brown (Reclamation ) | Long-Term Monitoring | Monitoring complete. Redd & Carcass Survey, Egg Survival & Emergence Study, and Redd Incubation Environment Study (0.2 MiB) available | Hydraulic Conductivity Analysis (0.4 MiB) and/or on Reclamation's Mid-Pacific Region's Environmental Monitoring Database | 7 sites in Reaches 1 through 5; also within the Mendota Wildlife Management Area | Water quality monitoring ended in October 2013 | Water sample collection; testing for TSS, nutrients, TOC/DOC, bacteria, cations, anions, and trace metals |
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| Water Temperature Monitoring: Erica Meyers (DFW) | Long-Term Monitoring | Refer to previous year summaries and reports. | Fisheries Framework Appendix D: Analysis of Potential Spring-run and Fall-run Chinook Salmon Genetic Introgression (0.9 MiB) available here and by contacting DFW | Data collected at 60 sites throughout Reaches 1 through 5: Trap and Haul Field Advisory (0.3 MiB) | Continuous hourly data | Thermographs |
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Annual Technical Reports
The Annual Technical Report (ATR) documents all of the previous year’s monitoring and includes studies to guide the next year’s monitoring efforts.
- 2007 Annual Report (5.8 MiB)
- 2008 Annual Report (1.3 MiB)
- 2009 Annual Report (4.6 MiB)
- 2010 Annual Report (2.8 MiB)
- 2011 Annual Report (1.8 MiB)
- 2012 Annual Report (2.5 MiB)
- 2012 Annual Report (15.5 MiB)
- 2013 Annual Report (7.7 MiB)
- 2014 Annual Report (3.9 MiB)
- 2015 & 2016 SJRRP Annual Report (3.9 MiB)
- 2017 & 2018 SJRRP Annual Report (0 B)
- SJRRP AnnualReport 2019-2020 (0 B)