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The Global Action Summit brings people together to celebrate the achievements in climate action of states, cities, and citizens.
This glossary contains terms used in the text of California Water Plan Update 2013 as well as additional terms related to water resources.
On a small scale, aquifers — subsurface natural basins — have been recharged with flood waters from extreme storms for decades. . Now, a new DWR assessment show ...
The Department of Water Resources’ (DWR) newly implemented invasive mussel inspection program for State Water Project (SWP) facilities in Oroville uncovered gol ...
DWR offers a number of grant and loan programs that support integrated water management activities addressing environmental stewardship, water supply reliabilit ...
GRanTS (Grant Review and Tracking System) is a DWR’s web-based grant application and management tool. It can be used to: Apply for grants and loans, Manage cont ...
Green Sturgeon are native to California and migrate from saltwater and brackish water to freshwater to spawn. Green Sturgeon are federally identified as a threa ...
Today, state, federal, and local agencies gathered to celebrate the groundbreaking of the largest tidal habitat restoration project in California history. DWR a ...
The Bureau of Reclamation, Friant Water Authority, and California Department of Water Resources today celebrated the groundbreaking of a $187 million constructi ...
Elected officials, federal and state government representatives, local agencies and community members gathered October 17 in Mecca, Calif., to witness the groun ...
Federal and state agencies broke ground today on a project that will become the single largest floodplain salmon rearing habitat restoration in California histo ...
Join DWR during Groundwater Awareness Week March 10-16 as we celebrate the upcoming 10th Anniversary of SGMA and the progress made with local partnerships and i ...
Join DWR and our Groundwater Community Partners as we kick-off National Groundwater Awareness Week 2023
As California continues to experience historic drought conditions with less available snowpack and precipitation, groundwater basins are being more heavily reli ...
In California, groundwater is a precious resource that supports the health of our communities, the economy, and the environment.
Groundwater recharge is a key strategy throughout California to manage water through climate-driven weather extremes, including prolonged drought and periodic i ...
The wet winter storms in January 2023 have brought a lot of water that has the potential to be stored underground to replenish groundwater basins and help mitig ...
The Sustainable Groundwater Act (SGMA) established a new structure for managing California’s groundwater resources at the local level by local agencies. SGMA re ...
