Make a Splash with a Big Day of Giving Gift!

Big Day of Giving is just around the corner! Your donation helps support scholarships for our tours, events & workshops, expand Project WET teacher trainings throughout California, provide free public access to our Western Water news coverage, updates to our Layperson’s Guides and more!

Donate today or anytime through May 2 to help us reach our fundraising goal of $15,000!

As part of the Big Day of Giving campaign, we are hosting our annual open house and reception May 2. Join us at our office near the Sacramento River to meet our team and learn more about our work. Drop by anytime from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., enjoy refreshments and chat with our team about our tours, conferences, maps, publications and training programs for teachers and up-and-coming water professionals. RSVP for free here!

“Flash” Sale of Our Beautiful Water Maps, Guides

Our popular water maps don the office walls of many in the water world, and our Layperson’s Guides are the go-to resource for impartial overviews of key water topics and landmarks across California and the Southwest.

In recognition of Earth Day and National Environmental Education Week, we’re offering a 20 percent discount through April 27 on these educational products:

• Maps & Posters, Layperson’s Guides: Use discount code NEEW2024
• Map & Guide Bundles: Use discount code NEEW2024-Bundles.
• Our book, Water & the Shaping of California: Use discount code: NEEW2024-Book

Take advantage of our discounted prices today; sale ends Saturday! 

Headwaters Tour: July 24-25

Registration is now open for our Headwaters Tour July 24-25! Venture with us into the foothills and mountains of the Sierra Nevada with experts to examine water issues that happen upstream but have dramatic impacts on water supply and quality downstream and throughout California.

With more than half of the state’s developed water supply originating high in the Sierra Nevada, millions of Californians are affected by the health of our forests that are suffering from a series of multi-year droughts and historically intense wildfires. 

This 2-day, 1-night tour starts and ends in Sacramento and travels up the American River watershed, around Lake Tahoe (where we overnight) and down the Yuba River watershed. During the tour, we will explore the effects of fire on water supply and quality, forest management research and practice, California’s tree mortality epidemic, meadow restoration and climate change impacts. Find more details here and how to register.

Toward Sustainable Groundwater in Agriculture: June 18-20

Don’t miss the must-attend groundwater conference of 2024 focused on the world’s agricultural regions. Toward Sustainable Groundwater in Agriculture: The 3ʳᵈ International Conference Linking Science & Policy returns to San Francisco for the first time since 2016 to highlight advances on sustaining groundwater resources in agricultural regions across California and around the world.

• View the draft program
• Register for the conference

Sponsor or Exhibit! Whether you are a new company seeking exposure to a global audience or an established organization with a strong track record in the field of groundwater, this conference provides a variety of opportunities to set yourself apart and reach new clients.

• View details of sponsorship levels and benefits
• View exhibitor opportunities here