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Working with other agencies and the public, our programs strategically manage California's water resources and systems. Our goal is to meet social, environmenta ...
The Department of Water Resources manages and protects California’s water resources. We are also responsible for protecting life and property from catastrophic ...
The mission of the Architectural & Engineering (A&E) Contracts Program is to provide optimal customer service to our clients in producing A&E contracts in a tim ...
Lake Oroville, located about 75 miles north of Sacramento, is a favorite destination for thousands of visitors each year. The lake has more than 167 miles of sh ...
Established in 1956 by the California State Legislature, we protect, conserve, develop, and manage much of California's water supply. This includes the State Wa ...
The Delta Conveyance Deep Dive video series continues with “Building the Tunnel Part Two”.
Due to forecasted inflows into Lake Oroville, DWR is preparing for the potential use of Oroville’s main spillway next week.
DWR and our main contractor Kiewit are pushing forward to wrap up construction of the Oroville main spillway and emergency spillway.
Lake Oroville Community Update for August 30, 2019.
Read the Lake Oroville Community Update for January 31, 2020.
Lake Oroville Community Update for January 24, 2020.
Spring-run Chinook used to be the dominant run of salmon in California’s Central Valley, with more than a million spawners spread across nearly every river and ...
The nature of the COVID-19 pandemic is rapidly evolving. As individuals, organizations and local governments are focusing their attention on the safety of their ...
Lake Oroville Community Update for January 10, 2020.
The California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) scoping period concluded on April 17, 2020 after an extended 93-day public comment period. DWR is reviewing all ...
DWR's 2017 salmon spawning restoration project in the Feather River led to a successful fall run, with several hundred Chinook salmon spawning in the restored h ...
Upcoming workshops to provide K-12 teachers tools and resources to teach climate issues to their students.
DWR announced the release of the first projects recommended (draft) for grant funding within the Continuous Application Process (CAP1).
DWR Climate Change staff interview the Tubatulabal Tribe for Climate Conversations: a video project.
DWR staff travel to Humboldt County to interview and film Blue Lake Rancheria for climate change video.
