Promoting Healthy Soils and Farmland in the Sacramento River Basin: Celebrating Healthy Soils Week
Wednesday, Dec 8th, 2021
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By Bruce Houdesheldt We are pleased to join many others in celebrating Healthy Soils Week and the amazing benefits our soil provides for all Californians! From a water management perspective, healthy soils are an important element of ridgetop to river mouth water management, as soils play a valuable role in improving water filtration, water quality, … Continue reading “Promoting Healthy Soils and Farmland in the Sacramento River Basin: Celebrating Healthy Soils Week”
Read more »A Time for Thanksgiving– Health and Wellness in Our Communities
Tuesday, Nov 23rd, 2021
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By David Guy As we take our annual pause for the Thanksgiving weekend, we take a moment to celebrate and recognize the importance of our health and wellness. The past several years have shown that we cannot take population health and wellness for granted, with this conspicuous moment in time calling on us as a … Continue reading “A Time for Thanksgiving– Health and Wellness in Our Communities”
Read more »New Film on Sharing Butte Creek
Tuesday, Nov 16th, 2021
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As organizations that care deeply about the environment, economy, and way of life in the Sacramento Valley, we are excited about a collaborative and science-led approach to land and water management that is yielding benefits for fish, birds, and people across California. Informed by research from leading experts with the University of California at Davis … Continue reading “New Film on Sharing Butte Creek”
Read more »Advancing Ridgetop to River Mouth Water Management in California
Wednesday, Nov 10th, 2021
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By David Guy As the Sacramento River Basin pursues ridgetop to river mouth water management, the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) Water Policy Center has recently published its Priorities for California’s Water: Responding to the Changing Climate. The authors of the new brief have stated that: “the current drought and a changing climate are affecting … Continue reading “Advancing Ridgetop to River Mouth Water Management in California”
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