In California water news today, Plan to pump more water from the Delta gets approved; Clogged tunnels? North Delta towns stay guarded after financial setback […]
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NEWS WORTH NOTING: Collaborative science and research efforts lead to more effective Delta ecosystem management; Metropolitan statement regarding binational agreement on Colorado River deliveries, storage
Collaborative Science and Research Efforts Lead to More Effective Delta Ecosystem Management New Science, Monitoring of Delta Smelt Support Adaptive Management of Water Operations From […]
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More reliable water supplies for California: Building a diverse regional water supply portfolio
New resource page at Maven’s Notebook highlights the factors impacting California’s water supply and the range of solutions for developing reliable water supplies California has […]
CA WATER COMMISSION: Overview of Central Valley Project Operations
The Bureau of Reclamation is a federal agency within the Department of the Interior who operates water supply projects throughout the western 17 states, the […]
DR. BRUCE HERBOLD: Delta Flows and the effects of water transfers
Dr. Bruce Herbold is a retired EPA fish biologist and now a consultant on the same issues. In this presentation from the AquAlliance conference last […]
DR. ANDY FISHER: Enhancing groundwater recharge with stormwater
Dr. Andy Fisher discusses how distributed stormwater recharge projects in the Pajaro Valley can help to address groundwater overdraft Dr. Andy Fisher is a professor […]
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SCIENCE NEWS: Dams and other barriers to salmon spawning grounds create challenges for fisheries managers; Reproduction Self Destruction: Trojan males as invasive species control; Scientists monitor Silicon Valley’s underground water reserves – from space; and more …
In science news this week: Dams and other barriers to salmon spawning grounds create challenges for fisheries managers; There’s something fishy about those trees; Evolutionary […]
SCIENCE FEATURES
DR. BRUCE HERBOLD: Delta Flows and the effects of water transfers
Dr. Bruce Herbold is a retired EPA fish biologist and now a consultant on the same issues. In this presentation from the AquAlliance conference last […]
Utilizing Bioassessments and Citizen Science for Stewardship in the Truckee River Watershed
The Adopt a Stream program of the Truckee River Watershed Council has grown from a one-day monitoring event to quarterly monitoring and a robust bioassessment […]
SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY & WATERSHED SCIENCE: Water wasted to sea?; Is extinction inevitable for Delta and longfin smelt?; Adaptive management in the Delta; and more …
The July 2017 issue of the San Francisco Estuary and Watershed Science is now available online. In this month’s edition: ESSAYS: Water Wasted to the […]
FLOWS SYMPOSIUM, Part 4: Examples of Managed Flow Regimes – Possible Models for the Delta?; Panel Discussion
In January of 2013, a symposium hosted by Delta Science Program and the UC Davis Center for Aquatic Biology and Aquaculture (CABA) titled, What is […]
