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A team of DWR scientists are working with federal and state partners to embrace the challenge of overseeing the implementation of one of the most complex endangered species permits in California history.
A team of DWR scientists are working with federal and state partners to embrace the challenge of overseeing the implementation of one of the most complex endangered species permits in California history.
Lake Oroville Community Update for October 9, 2020.
California’s 2020 legislative session came to an end Sept. 30 with several new bills signed into law that will impact water operations and the Department of Water Resources.
Lake Oroville Community Update for October 2, 2020.
Healthy communities need clean, reliable water supplies. That is why your thoughts, and ideas need to be shared with local water agencies as they create plans that map out how groundwater will be managed for the next 50 years.
Preparing for a flood disaster starts at home. Disasters can happen everywhere, and every member of the family should be part of the planning, including young children and teens.
Lake Oroville Community Update for September 25 2020.
Her pointed ears, black and brown fur, and star-shaped badge may look like those of a California Highway Patrol K-9, but with a little digging (pun intended) you’ll discover she’s DWR's four-legged resource for protecting the Delta.
DWR's Division of Engineering has been named the International Partnering Institute’s 11th annual Partnering Champion Award recipient for 2020.
Lake Oroville Community Update for September 18, 2020.