Enthusiastic water nerd wrt supply, distribution, Colorado River allocations, and Law of the River. Optimistic about H2O resource management in southwestern US.
Join DWR at the Oroville Salmon Festival on Saturday, Sept. 27! Visit our booth at the Feather River Fish Hatchery from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. We will have educational materials on water safety, a salmon gyotaku fish printing activity, and a photo opportunity. DWR Guides will also be giving free tours of the Hatchery. See where DWR and California Department of Fish and Wildlife raise Chinook salmon and steelhead to improve fish populations throughout the state.
View the full Salmon Festival schedule at https://t.co/7vd7kq0e45.
#Salmon #Festival #Oroville
The State Water Board has adopted new performance standards that require water suppliers to monitor and reduce leakage in their distribution systems. Savings estimates=88,000 acre-feet of water per year, or enough to supply over 260,000 households!
Info: https://t.co/ZplmjWi7J5
Can’t make our Lower #ColoradoRiver tour? We have an array of resources to help foster your understanding of this vital river basin. Check them out here: https://t.co/kBeyhZa19Q
We're committed to finding solutions to help the 1 million who don't have reliable access to safe drinking water in CA. Read our SAFER Needs Assessment report, which looks at small water systems & domestic wells struggling to provide safe drinking water: https://t.co/6pTR1L6QUT
Maybe using Acre-Feet to measure use of water in an urban setting is weird, but it's not so weird in terms of measuring use of water in agricultural fields. I totally agree that miners inch is weird.
@_david_ho_ Maybe using Acre-Feet to measure use of water in an urban setting is weird, but it's really not so weird in terms of measuring use of water in agricultural fields. I totally agree that miners inch is weird.
"Native American households are 19 times more likely than white households to lack indoor plumbing, according to the U.S. Water Alliance, and more likely to lack piped water services than any other racial group."
https://t.co/zyLzM71q7g @grist
@hapyresearchers Ok, one more and then I'll stop. If I'm not mindful, I'll spend all night lost in the internet chasing tangents. 🙂 https://t.co/pmf8zbe3dL
@hapyresearchers I agree with you, scientists can also be religious. Here are a few examples to share with your friend. No doubt there are many more. https://t.co/xs6yzjsEPm
Not sure what prompted me to look up the Reclamation Blue Books this eve, but the most recent supplement (1999 to current) is now available online! Thought you should know. :) https://t.co/BqVAPegRG1
To commemorate the creation of DWR on April 25, 1956, check out DWR’s logos through the years. DWR was born after a special session of the Legislature held in April With DWR’s first Director Harvey O. Banks being appointed on July 5, 1956, DWR was officially established. #cawater
Groundwater supplies drinking water to millions of Californians. The draft California’s Groundwater-Update 2020 report can be used by locals & groundwater managers as they create plans to manage groundwater for long term sustainability. Learn more: https://t.co/zyBBjoqstn