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Growing up, Julie Rentner watched the vast rolling hills north of Mt. Diablo in the heart of the Bay Area get gobbled up by tract homes and paved streets. Her favorite playground along Marsh Creek felt like it disappeared overnight. Her parents saw the hurt in their daughter’s eyes, and offered a bit of hope … Continue reading “Bringing Laulima to the Rivers – Julie Rentner”

By Bryce Lundberg On Wednesday, March 3rd, the Northern California Water Association (NCWA) Board of Directors officially adopted our 2021 Priorities. The water leaders in this region look forward to working with our many partners in 2021 to cultivate a shared vision for a vibrant way of life in the Sacramento Valley. We will continue … Continue reading “The Pillars for Sustainable Water Management in the Sacramento River Basin”

By Todd Manley As we begin spring in the Sacramento Valley, the region illuminates – we see the brown landscape turn verdant, and the Valley bustles with activity as people share the hope of a new year and collectively cultivate a shared vision in the region for a vibrant way of life. With the dry … Continue reading “Managing Water for Multiple Benefits: Why Spring Diversions on the Sacramento River are Important”

By Grant Lundberg Across the globe, people are pulling together to battle the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s a powerful demonstration of our interconnectedness and, more than that, our ability to work together to cultivate a healthier world. Now more than ever, I see an opportunity for change in the way we approach California’s water challenges. Attempting … Continue reading “Floodplains, Farming, and Fish: Managing Water for Multi-Benefits at the Dos Rios Project”