Participants of this tour snake along the San Joaquin River to learn firsthand about one of the nation’s largest and most expensive river restoration projects.
The San Joaquin River was the focus of one of the most contentious legal battles in California water history, ending in a 2006 settlement between the federal government, Friant Water Users Authority and a coalition of environmental groups.
The Association of California Water Agencies is holding its 2018 Fall Conference & Exhibition Nov. 27 – 30 at the Manchester Grand Hyatt in San Diego.
Water industry professionals can attend a variety of programs including: Statewide issue forums, Town Hall discussions, regional programs and sessions covering a wide range of topics including groundwater management, water rates issues, crisis communications, affordable drinking water issues, municipal finance, and more.
Water Year 2018 marked a return to dry conditions statewide following an exceptionally wet 2017, according to the Water Year 2018 report by the California Department of Water Resources. However, all but two of the water years in the last decade were drought years.
Was Water Year 2018 – from Oct. 1, 2017 to Sept. 30, 2018 – simply a single dry year or does it signal the beginning of another drought? And what can reliably be said about the prospects for Water Year 2019? Does El Niño really mean anything for California or is it all washed up as a predictor?
Find out at a one-day event Dec. 5 in Irvine, Water Year 2019: Feast or Famine?
Beckman Center
100 Academy Way
Irvine, California 92617
At the annual conference, CRWUA members and other stakeholders throughout the Colorado River Basin will discuss the major issues affecting the sharing, use and further development of the Colorado River Basin’s water supply.
The 2019 Santa Ana Watershed Conference, Moving Forward Together: From Planning to Action Across the Watershed, will feature topics key to the watershed that winds through San Bernardino, Riverside and Orange counties.
Participants at the daylong conference on March 29, 2019 at Cal State Fullerton’s University Conference Center will hear about the importance of the Santa Ana River Watershed and how, through powerful partnerships and integrated planning, the region is finding resilient solutions to improve the quality and reliability of the local water supply for all in the watershed.
Cal State Fullerton, University Conference Center 800 N. State College Blvd. Fullerton 92831
The Association of California Water Agencies is holding its 2019 Fall Conference & Exhibition December 3-6 in San Diego.
Water industry professionals can attend a variety of programs including statewide issue forums, Town Hall discussions, regional programs and sessions covering a wide range of topics such as groundwater management, water rates issues, crisis communications, affordable drinking water issues, municipal finance, and more.
At the annual conference, CRWUA members and other stakeholders throughout the Colorado River Basin will discuss the major issues affecting the sharing, use and further development of the Colorado River Basin’s water supply.
