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With California in the third year of a severe drought and facing continued extreme weather swings, DWR has been developing and using new data and forecasting to ...
Within the State of California, Tribes and underrepresented communities face many challenges accessing clean, affordable water supplies such as groundwater – es ...
When a magnitude 4.2 earthquake struck near Isleton in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta on October 18, it was a reminder of the threat posed to critical S ...
The third County Drought Advisory Group (CDAG) meeting will be held on April 30, 2019.
California’s 2020 Water Year, which ran from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30, emphasized the State’s extreme weather swings, with drenching rains in the southern part of the ...
To adapt to intensifying extremes, federal, state, and local governments must be proactive in analyzing how climate change may impact California’s natural resou ...
DWR today announced $85.8 million in grants for groundwater sustainability projects that directly benefit severely disadvantaged communities, and for local agen ...
The Drainage Reuse Grant Program provides funds to local public agencies, including public universities, in the state of California for research and/or programs ...
The Delta Levees Special Flood Control Projects Program works directly with local agencies to provide critical financial assistance for flood protection in the ...
The California Department of Water Resources announced the opening of the 60-day proposal solicitation period for the Small Communities Flood Risk Reduction Pro ...
The Water Resource Integrated Modeling System (WRIMS model engine, or WRIMS) is a generalized water resources modeling system for evaluating operational alterna ...
Survival of juvenile salmon in the Sacramento San-Joaquin Delta is determined by many factors including their migration route. Along with our partners at the U. ...
Our Division of Environmental Services (DES) ensures we comply with extensive federal, state, and local regulations. With science as our foundation, the informa ...
The California we know today – with a population of nearly 40 million people and agricultural land covering millions of acres – would not be possible without ma ...
In 1955, severe flooding killed 64 people and caused $200 million in property damage in Northern and Central California. In response, Governor Goodwin J. Knight ...
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 ...
The environment is made up of living and nonliving elements – air, water, minerals, and organisms – that are located in a specific area or broadly across a land ...
A large portion of the State Water Project (SWP) has been financed from the issuance of general obligation and revenue bonds. Bond issuances account for 82 per ...
In 2008, the State Legislature authorized and directed the Department of Water Resources (DWR) to identify options for the reoperation of the state’s existing f ...
The Statewide Infrastructure Investigations Branch provides planning and technical expertise across DWR programs in support of sustainable water resources manag ...
