California is awarding $35 million to help adapt agricultural land to curb groundwater overuse.
This funding will help improve the health of groundwater basins while benefiting local communities, water supplies, and habitats.
Today, CalConservation’s Multibenefit Land Repurposing Program awarded $35 million to regions adapting land use to improve the sustainability of groundwater basins in Santa Cruz, Merced, Stanislaus, Kings, San Benito, Monterey, and Fresno counties.
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Please read & share! Flood Emergency News Release from the Allensworth Progressives Association on behalf of the community of Allensworth, the town that refuses to die!
Below is the link to the community supplies needs list.
#CAwater#TulareLake
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Now until March 29th, @CalConservation is accepting applications for the state's Multibenefit Land Repurposing Program for projects that reduce groundwater use and repurpose formerly irrigated farmland. Read more on our On The Water Front Blog: https://t.co/5wFvQBMOqU
Kick-off meeting for the Multibenefit Land Repurposing Program was a hit! So looking forward to working with block grantees to help make this innovative new funding program a success @CalConservation@SelfHelpEnt@EnvDefenseFund
TODAY is the deadline to apply to the bilingual Water Leadership Institute in Tulare and Kern counties. Sign up now to learn more about water issues and improve your leadership skills! #waterislife#sgmalay#drought https://t.co/v3pQgeJp8T https://t.co/8qOrfQNqNq
Just 3 more days left to apply for the Water Leadership Institute in Tulare & Kern counties. The institute helps participants deepen their leadership skills and understanding of water issues. Please spread the word or sign up now! https://t.co/v3pQgeJp8T
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It's been years in the making - so exciting to see this funding go out to four innovative regions looking to balance groundwater resources while creating new benefits on the landscape. Looking forward to partnering with @SelfHelpEnt to support grantees.
Today Conservation announced awards of over $40 million to regional orgs working to reduce groundwater reliance & create local environmental & economic opportunities through land-use changes.
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EDF’s Rachel O’Connor will be presenting at the 23rd Annual Law of the Colorado River Conference alongside @WaltonFamilyFdn’s Ted Kowalski. Learn more here: https://t.co/AC6AC5V0zq
Dive underground to "see" groundwater in action in this short video about the connection between groundwater and rivers and streams. Watch it here: https://t.co/SidR3c1Aia #WorldWaterDay
To mark #WorldWaterDay, EDF is launching On the Water Front, a new e-newsletter and blog from our Climate Resilient Water Systems team. Check out the first issue and sign up here: https://t.co/ggT8ZB3Rzm
#SGMA, #LandRepurposing and climate change will affect many California landscapes. This guide can help water managers and communities codevelop their futures to deliver new benefits to people and wildlife. https://t.co/QNCM4ne8Hc https://t.co/Yyu0WIPuSP
Amazing job opportunity! Join EDF and our Water Team to transform and shape the narrative on water management in the western U.S. and beyond. I can confirm that you will have an awesome manager in @ronnakelly! DM me if interested. #EDF#waterjob@joshswaterjobs
KQED reports on new science about flooding along CA's San Joaquin River becoming more severe by mid-century. The solution is to expand and restore floodplains to accommodate higher flows, which has other benefits like restoring wildlife habitat and more. https://t.co/FwPvTQBm3S
"Threats to Arizona’s water supplies are here and will only intensify in the future. Our new water reality demands bolder and more holistic policy and infrastructure solutions from decision-makers." @Water4Arizona@haleyepaul@DrKuzMan#AZwater https://t.co/JunsEYwXzB