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Perris Dam, identified as a high priority state-owned dam due to its proximity to nearby faults and large downstream communities, recently underwent a major ret ...
The Dutch Slough Tidal Marsh Restoration Project will soon become 1,178 acres of critically needed habitat for fish and wildlife in the Sacramento-San Joaquin D ...
Tribal engagement is an important component of every major project led by the State of California, providing an opportunity for government-to-government consult ...
The Tide's End Multibenefit Restoration Project in Yolo County will convert the site from agriculture, managed marsh, and seasonal wetlands to agriculture, tida ...
The Climate Action Plan is the Department’s guide to addressing climate change in the programs, projects, and activities over which it has authority.
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The Real-Time Data Direct Grant Program was created to enhance California’s readiness to respond to flood disasters as identified in the State Hazard Mitigation ...
Aerial view of the Feather River near the Highway 162 bridge in Oroville.
Information on latest reviewed Groundwater Sustainability Plans
The Urban Streams Restoration Program (USRP) provides grants to local communities for projects to: Reduce flooding, erosion, and associated property damage, Res ...
California is no stranger to drought; it is a recurring feature of our climate. We recently experienced the 5-year event of 2012-2016, and other notable histori ...
