SINCE THE LEVEES to Suisun Bay were breached nearly six months ago, the landscape of Pacheco Marsh has changed dramatically.

It’s closer to being a waterscape now, with the 5.32 miles of channels cut by earthmovers last year now full of Bay water, flowing upstream or down, depending on the tide. Ribbons of yellow wildflowers — dotted with orange poppies — wind through the marsh.

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