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Nicole Kwan is an environmental scientist with DWR’s Division of Environmental Services. Her work focuses on the aquatic ecology of the Delta, with emphasis on ...
As we begin water year 2018, our reservoirs are in good shape. After a drought-busting water year, most of California’s major reservoirs are storing more than t ...
Representatives from the Department of Water Resources (DWR) will be on hand at the Engineering Technical Career Fair at Chico State University to discuss caree ...
DWR is once again participating in a successful partnership to recycle used Christmas trees into prime habitat for fish and other wildlife at Lake Oroville and ...
Join the Department of Water Resources for an upcoming workshop to help inform the development of DWR’s future commercial, industrial, and institutional turf re ...
Our membership in The Climate Registry ensures transparency in reporting, updating, tracking, and verifying our carbon footprint. In February 2015 we became the ...
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 t ...
Our Fish Relocation Study is a two-year effort that is an important part of our compliance with the requirements of the 2009 National Marine Fisheries Services ...
In 2016, we embarked on a three-year study to investigate whether electrofishing and relocating predatory fish in Clifton Court Forebay helped improve the survi ...
Data shows that dredging can be used as an effective tool to increase the survival of certain endangered fish species. We’re investigating this possibility acro ...
The Clifton Court Forebay Predation Study is a multi-year effort designed to gather data about the behavior and movement of predatory fishes and fish-eating bir ...
The Climate Action Plan is the Department’s guide to addressing climate change in the programs, projects, and activities over which it has authority.
Climate change is already impacting water and other resources in California, and will continue to do so as California’s population and demand for water increase ...
Climate change is impacting California’s water resources, as evidenced by changes in snowpack, sea level, and river flows. As we seek to adapt to and mitigate t ...
Rain and snowfall in California have always been inconsistent and unpredictable. It is our climate’s natural state. The realities of climate change, that take t ...
Classroom poster for middle and high school students that explains the basics of why climate change is happening, some of the impacts it is having on California ...
We address climate change impacts through mitigation and adaptation measures to ensure that Californians have an adequate water supply, reliable flood control, ...
Four new videos featuring members of native California tribes discussing the impacts of climate change will debut at the Tribal Water Summit on April 5.
As the Tribal Water Summit approaches, DWR is working to complete the video production on insightful climate change stories from four native CA tribes.
