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Floods – just like droughts - are a fact of life in California. Join Senior Engineer Connie Perkins, to learn how you and your family can be ready if the floodw ...
What causes floods and what can we do about it? Join George Qualley, P.E., to learn about some of the causes of floods in California, and how communities in the ...
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Join Lisa Macedo, first year apprentice, as she describes her experiences in DWR's apprenticeship program.
Are you interested in science but aren’t sure you want to be a scientist? Information Officer might be the job for you!
Join DWR scientist Gina Darin to discover what might happen if an animal or plant species is moved out of its native habitat and into a new environment
Lizards, and snakes, and frogs, oh my! Join DWR scientist Veronica Wunderlich on a four-season tour of the Delta. Learn about some of the crawly creatures you c ...
More than 200 species of birds make their home in the Delta for at least part of each year. Join DWR scientist Danika Tsao to learn about the Delta’s critical r ...
We utilize a wide range of applied science specialties to develop solutions to the complexities of sustainable water management in California, including chemist ...
DWR initiated a $100 million funding program to restore capacity to portions of the California Aqueduct, San Luis Canal, Delta-Mendota Canal, and Friant-Kern Ca ...
The series of atmospheric rivers in early 2023 demonstrated how quickly California can move from one extreme to another as severe drought conditions gave way to ...
We are now past the halfway mark in California’s normally wettest winter months, and the wet season to date has been anything but.
California’s hydrologic conditions remain dry as February draws to a close.
You probably won’t find the town of Okieville on a map of California, but it’s been a lifetime home to most of the residents of the “blink-and-you’ll-miss-it” c ...
Local agencies, State government representatives, and community members came together May 11 to celebrate the completion of the Upper Sausal Creek Erosion Contr ...
It’s never too early to start planning your summer vacations! From north to south, the SWP offers several unique camping venues such as floating campsites, hor ...