Links: Managed Groundwater Recharge to Support Sustainable Water Management: A Sacramento Valley Perspective The State Board of Food and Agriculture today held a public forum on “Managed Groundwater Recharge to Support Sustainable Water Management.” The purpose of the forum was to identify benefits, opportunities and barriers; gather momentum; and expand the implementation of managed groundwater … Continue reading “Managed Groundwater Recharge Opportunities in the Sacramento Valley”

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Links: Sites Participating Entities Federal, state and local elected officials Sites Support Letters When the California voters resoundingly passed Proposition 1 in 2014, there was strong support for chapter 8 on “Statewide Water System Operational Improvement and Drought Preparedness” (Chapter 8). This chapter would help California save water for our future. Sites Reservoir–an off-stream reservoir … Continue reading “Strong Support for Statewide Water System Improvements”

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  Links in this blog: Water Deeply Modern Flows for the Sacramento Valley Former U.S. Fish and Wildlife Director and Ducks Unlimited CEO Dale Hall recently wrote a compelling op-ed in Water Deeply that “Floodplains Adjacent to the Sacramento River Should Be Nature’s Pantry.”  Mr. Hall’s thesis is that “it is vitally important that we … Continue reading “Floodplains as Nature’s Pantry”

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By Todd Manley Last week, water management entities, conservation organizations and state and federal fishery agencies came together on the Sacramento River at the City of Sacramento’s fish screen and diversion facility to celebrate the work that was conducted to promote salmon recovery in the Sacramento Valley during the past year as part of the … Continue reading “Celebrating Salmon Improvements in the Sacramento Valley”

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