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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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Join Sustainable Conservation on April 8 as we kick off the Spring 2026 season of our Voices from the Field webinar series! We’ll start with From Climate Challenges into Watershed Solutions, a conversation with state leaders on why healthy watersheds – above and below ground – are central to California’s climate future.
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Notes from the Field: Sunol Valley Fish Passage Project
The Alameda Creek watershed covers an area of nearly 700 square miles and is populated by over 200,000 people. For decades, migrating fish in Alameda Creek were blocked by a gas pipeline and concrete barrier that crossed the creek in Sunol Valley. Although high flows during wet winters occasionally allowed fish to pass, the structure…
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