Ensuring High Quality Water from Ridgetop to River Mouth in Partnership with the Regional Board

Friday, Mar 18th, 2022

At the Northern California Water Association (NCWA) Annual Meeting, the Board of Directors and the leadership of the Sacramento Valley Water Quality Coalition (Coalition) was pleased and honored to recognize the distinguished career of Dr. Karl Longley with the Crystal-Clear Award. The award honored nearly thirty (30) years of active public service on the Central … Continue reading “Ensuring High Quality Water from Ridgetop to River Mouth in Partnership with the Regional Board”

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Celebrating Women’s History Month in the Sacramento Valley

Wednesday, Mar 16th, 2022

The Northern California Water Association is pleased to honor the women who serve on the NCWA Board of Directors and staff and devote their time and energy to making the Sacramento Valley a better place. The Board members are elected by their constituents to serve in these important roles and we thank them and their … Continue reading “Celebrating Women’s History Month in the Sacramento Valley”

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Please Join Us Friday Morning for a Conversation: The Evolving Sacramento Valley Landscape

Wednesday, Mar 9th, 2022

By David Guy As part of NCWA’s annual meeting this year, we will be hosting a conversation this Friday morning with several leading scientists and managers to explore the Sacramento Valley landscape and how we can continue to cultivate a shared vision in the Sacramento Valley for a vibrant way of life. As a passionate … Continue reading “Please Join Us Friday Morning for a Conversation: The Evolving Sacramento Valley Landscape”

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How the Water Rights System Supports “Ridgetop to River Mouth” Multi-Benefit Water Management in California

Thursday, Mar 3rd, 2022

By Todd Manley In the Sacramento Valley, water resources managers work together, utilizing a nature-based approach to manage the region’s water and land resources from the ridgetop down through the system to the river mouth. This holistic approach restores biodiversity while increasing water supply reliability for cities, farms, fish, wildlife, hydropower production and recreation. The water rights system … Continue reading “How the Water Rights System Supports “Ridgetop to River Mouth” Multi-Benefit Water Management in California”

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