Since 1995, the Santa Clara River Enhancement and Management planning process has produced a number of valuable baseline summaries characterizing biological and water resources, cultural resources, aggregate mining issues and resources, flooding, and access and recreation. Recent products have yielded permitting guides, a workstation at Ventura County's administration building that allows the public to use available information to develop their environmental permit application materials, and a water quality monitoring station at the County line to improve the existing river water quality database. The final SCREMP document is a summary of previous studies, and provides guidance for the preservation, enhancement, and sustainability of the physical, biological, and economic resources that occur within the 500-year floodplain limits of the Santa Clara River mainstem. Read more about the project and download project reports and data from the Santa Clara River Enhancement and Management Plan project page.