An inflatable kayak enters the marshlands of a portion of the Sierra Valley Preserve on May 20. The Middle Fork of the Feather River splits here into many delta-like channels, which support the greatest diversity and abundance of birds in the entire Sierra Nevada — more than 230 species, according to the Land Trust. Photos by Steve Wathen
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Floating the Sierra Valley

Steve Wathen, Staff Writer

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