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Oroville Spillways Recovery

On February 7, 2017, erosion was discovered on the main flood control spillway at Lake Oroville, which launched a massive emergency response and recovery effort ...

Oroville Wildlife Area Promotes Migratory and Native Bird Habitat

The nearly 12,000-acre Oroville Wildlife Area (OWA) in Butte County is a popular stopping place on the Pacific Flyway for migrating and native birds.

Oroville's Dam Crest Road Reopening to Public

DWR in coordination with California State Parks and the California Highway Patrol, announced the reopening of public access to the Dam Crest Road, or Oro Dam Bo ...

Oroville's Thermalito Diversion Pool and Brad Freeman Trail Reopening to Public

The Department of Water Resources (DWR) and California State Parks announced that the Thermalito Diversion Pool Day Use Area, located along Burma Road, will reo ...

Other DWR Portals

DWR maintains data and information on several web portals outside of water.ca.gov. These include CDEC, Open Data, CIMIS, GIS mapping, Water Data Library, SGMA P ...

Our Summer Water Sources: Groundwater

Are you one of the millions of Californians who relies on water hidden underground? Join Senior Engineering Geologist Heather Shannon and discover the essential ...

Paleo Drought Workshop

This workshop aims to help Southern California water agencies and other stakeholders improve drought preparedness and update Urban Water Management Plans. The w ...

Partnership Shares Science to Find Fish, Water Solutions

This month six California and federal agencies representing water management, fish, and wildlife, along with the Sacramento River Settlement Contractors, signed ...

Perris Dam Modernization Project

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 ...

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