More Water for Refuges

Thursday, Jun 11th, 2026

New Water Infrastructure for the Sutter National Wildlife Refuge  By Virginia Getz, Ducks Unlimited, and Todd Manley, Northern California Water The Sacramento Valley is home to one of the most remarkable intersections of working lands, rivers, and wildlife habitat in the world. The Sutter National Wildlife Refuge is a living example of how healthy floodplains support both nature and … Continue reading “More Water for Refuges”

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A Decade of Partnership, Innovation and Reliable Water

Tuesday, Jun 2nd, 2026

Celebrating 10 Years of the Reclamation District 2035 and Woodland-Davis Clean Water Agency Joint Intake and Fish Screen Facility By Jesse Clark, General Manager at RD 2035/Conaway Ranch and Tim Busch, General Manager at Woodland-Davis Clean Water Agency Ten years ago, a bold vision became reality along the banks of the Sacramento River. The completion of the … Continue reading “A Decade of Partnership, Innovation and Reliable Water”

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New Paintings Celebrate Unique Beauty of the Sacramento Valley

Friday, May 29th, 2026

As part of the ongoing effort to capture the unique beauty of the rich mosaic of lands and waters that make up the Sacramento Valley, NCWA has collaborated with Sacramento artist Tim Collom on three new paintings that display his vision of the region. Tim is a prolific artist who has painted many California landscapes, … Continue reading “New Paintings Celebrate Unique Beauty of the Sacramento Valley”

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Bridge Group: Working Together to Create Robust Salmon Populations

Thursday, May 21st, 2026

By Todd Manley, Director of Government Relations NCWA A coalition of fishermen, water suppliers, farmers, researchers, and conservationists committed to the recovery of Chinook salmon known as The Bridge Group has a new website to help share information on the group’s projects and priorities. The Bridge Group is advocating for and implementing projects to enhance … Continue reading “Bridge Group: Working Together to Create Robust Salmon Populations”

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