For a more resilient California
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What could the future look like?
California is successfully adapting to and mitigating climate change; our water ecosystems are healthy and supporting California’s diversity of wildlife and people; all Californians have access to clean, reliable, and affordable water and have reduced flood risk; and California agriculture is thriving and stewarding natural resources to feed the state and the nation.
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Sustainable Conservation advances the collaborative stewardship of California’s land, air, and water for the benefit of nature and people.
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San Joaquin Valley Watershed Studies Blog Series: Modeling the Future of Groundwater Recharge
To understand how water managers may protect California against flooding and groundwater overdraft in a warming climate, DWR linked several distinct pieces of software that simulated upper watershed snowpack and runoff, routed river flows, managed reservoir pools, optimized recharge operations, and modeled the resulting groundwater movement to determine the ultimate fate of recharged water.
Sustainable Conservation at SF Climate Week: Watch Now!
Sustainable Conservation, Pacific Institute, and friends convened to hear how food companies, farmers, water managers, and communities are adapting to a more climate-resilient future using regenerative farming, watershed-scale planning, and multi-benefit land transition.
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