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Our next Secretary Speaker Series is in two days!
Join us to hear from Black leaders who connect people to nature and collective action to create healthier communities. Don't miss it!
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We're kicking off Black History Month next week with a Secretary Speaker Series featuring Black leaders who connect people to nature!
Wednesday, February 4
12-1 pm
Register here: https://ca-water-gov.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_h7FtJiS3RkmvIJfUa9IQGw#/registration
🌿 Today is World Wetlands Day 🌿
California’s wetlands are vital to the health of our state. These ecosystems act as natural buffers, reducing flooding and erosion, improving water quality by filtering pollution, and providing critical habitat for fish, birds, and other
It's Black History Month!
Throughout the month we'll be featuring the California African American Museum (CAAM), one of the two awesome museums that are part of the California Natural Resources Agency.
In this video, Sec. @WadeCrowfoot chats with CAAM Executive Director Cameron
Friday’s discussions suggested “a viable pathway” to a seven-state solution for the river, Secretary @WadeCrowfoot said.
Governors Dive Into an Impasse Over Colorado River Water Use
Leaders are set to gather in Washington as an unusual winter drought looms, raising the threat of lawsuits over a diminishing water supply.
www.nytimes.com
"I’m thinking about how we build strong, durable partnerships—and how we learn from plants how to do that."--Geneva Thompson, Deputy Secretary for Tribal Affairs
Force of Nature: An Interview with Geneva E.B. Thompson - California Native Plant Society
Geneva E.B. Thompson on her unprecedented role to support both tribal milestones and native plant success stories across California
www.cnps.org
DWR’s electronic readings from 130 stations placed throughout the Sierra Nevada indicate that the statewide snowpack’s snow water equivalent is 9.7 inches, or 59 percent of average for this date, compared to 67 percent on this date last year. On average, the largest
Secretary @WadeCrowfoot is in Washington, DC today on behalf of @CAgovernor Newsom, meeting with @SecretaryBurgum and leaders of the Colorado River states to develop a shared solution to balance water shortages on the river. California is rolling up our sleeves to get it done.
“After the storms at the start of the year gave way to warm, dry conditions, those early gains we saw have flatlined or slightly eroded. Recent California winters have seen this pattern of long, dry and warm stretches interrupted by intense storms. We are now two-thirds through
Snow has been sparse these past few weeks, but what does this weather mean for the snowpack. Check back today for the second Phillips Station snow survey of the year as DWR measures water content in the snowpack helping forecast the amount of water that will melt and run off to
