Be sure to reserve your spot for our popular fall programs before your summer adventures begin. The tours, in particular, have limited seating and may be sold out before you return!

Klamath River Tour | September 8-12

Join us on this special journey as we examine water issues along the 263-mile Klamath River, from its spring-fed headwaters in south-central Oregon to its redwood-lined estuary on the Pacific Ocean in California. Among the planned stops is the former site of Iron Gate Dam & Reservoir for a firsthand look at restoration efforts following the obsolete structure’s removal. Click here for more details.

It will not be an annual tour, so don’t miss this opportunity! In anticipation of high demand, the Foundation will begin allocating tickets via a lottery method on June 12. To enter before limited bus seating is gone, review the tour details here and submit the entry form linked at the top of the tour page at your earliest convenience.

Water Summit | October 1

Attend the Water Education Foundation’s premier annual event hosted in Sacramento featuring leading policymakers and experts addressing critical water issues in California and across the West. Click here for more details.

Now in its 41ˢᵗ year, the Water Summit is an ideal event for water district managers and board members, state and federal agency officials, city and county government leaders, farmers, environmentalists, attorneys, consultants, engineers, business executives and public interest groups. Registration opens June 18!

MEMBER DISCOUNT! Foundation members, either individual or organizational, receive a $100 discount on registration for this event. Not a member? Become a member now to receive the registration discount in addition to all the great benefits of Foundation membership! 

Northern California Tour | October 22-24

Explore the Sacramento River and its tributaries through a scenic landscape while learning about the issues associated with a key source for the state’s water supply. Click here for more details.

Participants will see how this year’s abundant precipitation has filled critical reservoirs of the State Water Project and federal Central Valley Project; explore farming and environmental water uses; visit the location of the proposed Sites Reservoir; and discuss innovations in flood management, groundwater management and salmon restoration. 

Stops include Oroville and Shasta dams, Red Bluff Fish Passage Improvement Project, rice farms, Battle Creek, Glenn-Colusa Irrigation District and Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge. Registration is open and tickets are going quickly, so claim your seat on the bus here!