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Fuel breaks like this one, created near the town of Murphy, are vital to community wildfire resilience, helping slow fire spread, reduce intensity, and giving firefighters a safer, more effective place to engage.
They also improve access for crews and expand defensible space on
On #WorldHealthDay – what better way to celebrate than by spending time in nature? Time outdoors can help reduce stress, clear your mind, and improve your overall well-being.
We have 280 state parks to relax and disconnect. Find a park near you at http://parks.ca.gov/Find-A-Park
It's California Poppy Day! The Eschscholzia Californica (California poppy) is native to the United States and Mexico, and became the official state flower of California in 1903! Time to go outside and appreciate some wildflower power!
Our next speaker series in just two days!
April 8, 12-1 pm
Register:
Featuring:
Karla Nemeth, Director, California Department of Water Resources
Sandi Matsumoto, Director, California Water Program, The Nature Conservancy
Craig Miller, General Manager,
Our next Secretary Speaker Series is in one week!
California's Water Future
April 8, 12-1 pm
More info & registration at:
https://ca-water-gov.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Ma9-6ADrRBO3jVqtvmUlmg#/registration
Yesterday’s #SpringsFire in Riverside County burned more than 4,100 acres resulting in evacuation orders and warnings, a reminder even in April #wildfire is a threat.
A record hot, dry March wiped out much of the state’s snowpack — leaving no measurable snow for the April survey.
Our snowpack serves as a natural reservoir through that dry summer as it slowly melts and runs into our rivers and reservoirs. But if we don't get enough snow or it melts too quickly, we have less water to get through that dry summer.
What can we do? We’re working with our departments and partners across the state to strengthen water resilience — from expanding storage and groundwater recharge to advancing water recycling and conservation.
Learn more about the April 1 survey: https://water.ca.gov/News/News-Releases/2026/Apr-2026/Record-Hot-Dry-March-Wipes-Out-California-Snowpack-Leaving-No-Measurable-Snow-for-April-Survey
🌍 Earth Month began in the 1970s as a call to protect the planet we all share—and that call is just as urgent today.
From our diverse landscapes and oceans to the millions of species we coexist with, Earth is the only planet that can support life as we know it. With over 8
DWR today conducted the critical April snow survey at Phillips Station and found no measurable snow, a stark indicator of how record hot March temperatures and high elevation rain have erased the Sierra Nevada snowpack months ahead of schedule. The combination of warm storms and
Our next Secretary Speaker Series is in one week!
California's Water Future
April 8, 12-1 pm
More info & registration at:
https://ca-water-gov.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Ma9-6ADrRBO3jVqtvmUlmg#/registration
