Water Management Investments in the North State to Improve the Environment in Northern California
Tuesday, May 19th, 2020
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Water suppliers in the rural and urban parts of the Sacramento River Basin are unified through the North State Water Alliance (Alliance) to make Water Management Investments to Improve the Environment in Northern California for future generations. The Alliance is working together to advance natural infrastructure in every part of the system—healthy headwaters, reactivated floodplains, and expanded … Continue reading “Water Management Investments in the North State to Improve the Environment in Northern California”
Read more »Chasing Nigiri – Jacob & David Katz
Friday, May 15th, 2020
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From the time he was old enough to slip into a pair of waders, Jacob could be found down at the creek perfecting his fly-fishing technique. In those early days you would find the father and son fishing northern California together everywhere from Putah Creek, little Sierra lakes and the Truckee River. Many times, the … Continue reading “Chasing Nigiri – Jacob & David Katz”
Read more »Drought, Flood, and Fire: Managing Extreme Events in the Sacramento River Basin
Wednesday, May 6th, 2020
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Water management in the Sacramento River Basin has always been defined by dramatic variability in climate and conditions—extreme events of drought, flood, and fire have shaped this region. Across the basin, experience navigating these highly variable conditions has informed a robust set of water management practices to address their impacts while managing water for multiple benefits. Today … Continue reading “Drought, Flood, and Fire: Managing Extreme Events in the Sacramento River Basin”
Read more »Son of a Rancher’s Daughter – Brent Hastey
Thursday, Apr 30th, 2020
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A trail of dust swirled behind the ‘57 Chevy pickup as it barreled down the path in an attempt to keep the herd in the pasture. Not one’s typical choice to prevent the cattle from veering off course, but when you’re nine months pregnant, it is a bit easier to maneuver when you have a … Continue reading “Son of a Rancher’s Daughter – Brent Hastey”
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