By Bruce Houdesheldt  Despite the prevailing dry conditions in warmer months, the Sacramento Valley and the north Delta have remained free of harmful algal bloom (HAB) detections—a testament to our proactive monitoring and mitigation efforts. As we continue to closely watch over these waterways and utilize the latest technology, we’re committed to keeping our communities … Continue reading “Research and Monitoring Increases Understanding of Harmful Algal Blooms”

Tim’s story unfolds with his entry into the rice industry back in 1996, when he assumed the role of Marketing Projects Coordinator for the California Rice Promotion Board. Tasked with promoting rice both domestically and internationally, Tim quickly found himself immersed in the intricacies of the industry. Little did he know that this role would … Continue reading “Personal Stories: Tim Johnson and California Rice”

By Todd Manley Water management is a critical aspect of life in California, especially in regions like the Sacramento Valley where agriculture, fish and wildlife conservation, urban and rural communities, hydropower and recreation all rely heavily on water resources. In 2023, the Department of Water Resources revised the California Water Plan which sheds light on the intricate … Continue reading “Understanding Water Use In The Sacramento Valley: A Closer Look”

The State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board) multi-day public workshop is underway, April 24-26 at the CalEPA Building in Sacramento. A broad, bipartisan coalition of industries and organizations support and encourage the State Water Board to approve the Agreements to Support Healthy Rivers and Landscapes, as the approach for meeting the goals of the Bay-Delta … Continue reading “The Agreements to Support Healthy Rivers and Landscapes Benefits All Californians”