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Listen to “Through a Cloud of Dust” podcast here. Innovators are lauded for their vision and ability to see the future – but in 1930’s Nebraska, vision was a tricky subject. Some days, Albert Lundberg could hardly make out an object three feet in front of his face. Albert didn’t need glasses – there was … Continue reading “Through a Cloud of Dust – Bryce Lundberg”

By Ashley Boren, Executive Director, Sustainable Conservation The Problem In California, more than 350 species are listed as threatened or endangered, 90% of wetlands and riparian areas have been lost, and 2/3 of assessed waterways have poor water quality. There’s a critical need for more projects that restore degraded habitat, improve water quality and save … Continue reading “Advancing Aquatic Habitat Restoration in California”

Listen to “The Designer with a New Plot in Life” Ralph Gorrill was one of those astute types, he could see a problem and know the answer would be found at the tip of his drafting pencil. A builder seemingly at birth, it was only fitting that he would be nose deep into those back-breaking, … Continue reading “The Designer with a New Plot in Life – Gorrill Family”

By Sean Bigley, Acting Water Utility Manager, City of Roseville Increasingly, water management in California is a balancing act where solutions must knit together the needs of people, industry, farming, species and the environment. Managing water to benefit these multiple uses is hard enough if water was a stationary resource – but it’s not. Especially … Continue reading “Roseville seizes opportunity of wet winter with groundwater banking”