Published Jun 2024
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Yuba Water Agency is a stand-alone public agency governed by a board of seven elected officials to serve the people of Yuba County. Established by a special act of the California State Legislature in 1959, the agency’s primary missions are flood risk reduction, water supply reliability, fish habitat protection and enhancement, hydroelectric generation and recreation at New Bullards Bar.
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Published Jan 2024
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Yuba Water Agency is a stand-alone public agency governed by a board of seven elected officials to serve the people of Yuba County. Established by a special act of the California State Legislature in 1959, the agency’s primary missions are flood risk reduction, water supply reliability, fish habitat protection and enhancement, hydroelectric generation and recreation at New Bullards Bar.
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Published Mar 2023
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As SCV Water adapts to the far-reaching effects of drought and climate change, we are happy to provide these important expert tips and guidance, as well as rebates and resources. And if you’ve been thinking about making the switch, now is the perfect time. Besides saving water today, you are laying the groundwork (literally!) for a more sustainable future for your yard, not to mention the bees, butterflies and birds looking for a place to flourish.
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Published Mar 2023
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Como parte de la adaptación de SCV Water a los efectos de largo alcance de la sequía y el cambio climático, estamos encantados de ofrecer estos importantes consejos y orientación de expertos, así como descuentos y recursos. Y si ha estado pensando en adoptar el cambio, ahora es el momento perfecto. Además de ahorrar agua hoy, estará sentando las bases para un futuro más sostenible en su jardín, así como para las abejas, mariposas y pájaros que buscan un lugar donde prosperar.
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Published Nov 2022
Digital Stories
The City of Roseville was incorporated April 10, 1909 and is located in Placer County, 16 miles north of Sacramento, the state capital. Roseville encompasses 43.05 square miles and is positioned along I-80 and Highway 65. The city has long been focused on water needs, especially now with the drought blanketing the western United States. Although water resources are strong, we need to reduce use right now to stretch our supplies going into the fall and winter seasons, and through the summer months.
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Published Sep 2021
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Less stress on you; less stress on your landscape; less stress on the environment. And big water savings, too! Those are some of the benefits of a water-wise garden. By growing plants that can thrive naturally in Sacramento, your landscape has a much better chance of success and looking good year round – regardless of shifts in the weather and climate.
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Published Oct 2019
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Since its construction in 1968, the Oroville Dam has enhanced the safety of surrounding cities historically impacted by devastating floods. With regular improvements and investments in infrastructure, the Oroville Dam will continue to mitigate unwanted natural occurrences.
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Published May 2019
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Caring for Our Watersheds, a joint program of Nutrien and the Center for Land-Based Learning, empowers students to imagine, develop and create solutions in their local watersheds through an environmental proposal writing contest. Up to $10,000 in cash is available to students so that they can turn their ideas into reality.
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Published Apr 2018
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Caring for Our Watersheds, a joint program of Nutrien and the Center for Land-Based Learning, empowers students to imagine, develop and create solutions in their local watersheds through an environmental proposal writing contest. Up to $10,000 in cash is available to students so that they can turn their ideas into reality.
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Published Apr 2016
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Caring For Our Watersheds engages students in improving the environment through a contest where students propose — and even implement — ways to improve their watersheds. A program of the Center for Land Based Learning, the contest promotes interest in environmental science and the next generation of good stewards to our rivers. By telling stories of students who have successfully proposed and implemented projects to create environmental change, this publication will educate the public on what this program is, announce the finalists, highlight implemented projects, and encourage students, teachers, professionals and sponors to get involved in the watershed program.
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Published Mar 2016
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The American River is the lifeblood of our community. It provides life-giving water to the people and animals of our region. It's also a rich ecosystem that sustains myriad species, as well as a rich environment for recreation. Generations of Sacramento-area residents have grown up on and along the banks of our rivers, staying active and healthy while connecting with nature. Managing the river is a complex task undertaken by a variety of agencies. The Sacramento Water Forum is a diverse group of business and agricultural leaders, citizen groups, environmentalists, water managers, and local governments working together to balance two goals: providing a reliable and safe water supply for our region in the long term and preserving the fishery, wildlife, recreational, and aesthetic values of the lower American River.
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Published May 2015
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The Sacramento Stormwater Quality Partnership is a multijurisdictional program made up of Sacramento County and the incorporated cities of Sacramento, Elk Grove, Citrus Heights, Folsom, Galt and Rancho Cordova. It is dedicated to educating everyone about the consequences of water pollution.
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Published Apr 2015
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Even a century ago, Paradise residents knew water was a necessity for sustaining life on the ridge. In 1916 the people of Paradise voted form the Paradise Irrigation District, which sought to give residents control of their water and make improvements. Today, PID still operates as a local government agency that is committed to providing residents and businesses with the highest-quality, most affordable water possible.
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Published Apr 2015
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Caring for Our Watersheds is a program that empowers students to imagine, develop and create solutions in their local watersheds.
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Published Sep 2014
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Saving water needs to be in our thoughts every day — when we turn on our sprinklers, brush our teeth and wash our clothes. Learn how the City of Sacramento Department of Utilities is helping homeowners and businesses conserve water and how you can do your part!
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Published Apr 2014
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Caring For Our Watersheds is a program that empowers students to imagine, develop and create solutions in their local watersheds.
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Published Apr 2013
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Water is a crucial part of our environment. Caring For Our Watersheds is a program that empowers students to imagine, develop and create solutions in their local watersheds.
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