Solano County Water Agency: Healthy Rivers and Landscapes Builds on a Proven Approach

Thursday, Sep 3rd, 2026

For Solano County Water Agency (SCWA), supporting Healthy Rivers and Landscapes (HRL) comes from decades of firsthand experience managing water for farms, cities and the environment, and seeing what it takes to support healthy fish populations. In a new video, Alex Rabidoux and Max Stevenson of SCWA share lessons from Putah Creek, where the agency began releasing additional water … Continue reading “Solano County Water Agency: Healthy Rivers and Landscapes Builds on a Proven Approach”

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A Vision for a Vibrant Future in the Sacramento Valley

Thursday, Aug 27th, 2026

The Northern California Water Association (NCWA) and leaders throughout the region have coalesced around A Vision for a Vibrant Future in the Sacramento Valley, outlining a shared approach for managing water to support healthy rivers, landscapes and communities for generations to come. The vision recognizes that the Sacramento Valley is one interconnected landscape. From our … Continue reading “A Vision for a Vibrant Future in the Sacramento Valley”

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Celebrating the Sacramento Valley: Tim Collom Conaway Ranch Painting

Thursday, Aug 20th, 2026

In a blog post this spring, we announced our collaboration with Sacramento artist Tim Collom on three new paintings depicting his vision of the region. The paintings reflect a day spent touring parts of the Sacramento Valley to draw inspiration, including visits to Conaway Ranch, the Sacramento River waterfront in West Sacramento, and Montna Farms, … Continue reading “Celebrating the Sacramento Valley: Tim Collom Conaway Ranch Painting”

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Joint Statement on Best Path Forward for Healthy Rivers & Landscapes Program

Wednesday, Aug 19th, 2026

Healthy Rivers and Landscapes Program Could Be the Best Path Forward for California if Key Concerns Are Addressed Public water agencies urge the State Water Board to resolve any remaining outstanding issues for continued statewide support. Sacramento, CA — California’s water future depends on our ability to move beyond decades of conflict and instead pursue … Continue reading “Joint Statement on Best Path Forward for Healthy Rivers & Landscapes Program”

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