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Carmichael Water District Aquifer Storage and Recovery (Project)

In partnership with Carmichael Water District, the project equips a well with aquifer storage and recovery capability in Sacramento County, enhancing groundwater storage of treated, drinkable water. This project increases the community’s resiliency during water-scarce seasons. Learn More

RAW Lab Pilot 1 (Project)

In partnership with Sustainable Conservation and the American Farmland Trust, this aquifer recharge and regenerative agriculture project in the San Joaquin Valley is implemented across 80-acres of almond orchards. Learn More

Great Valley Grasslands State Park Floodplain Restoration (Project)

In partnership with American Rivers, this project reconnects 220-acres of floodplain located in the Great Valley Grasslands State Park in the San Joaquin basin.This area provides aquatic habitat and refuge for juvenile Chinook salmon during high flow events. Learn More

Bursey Farm Drip Irrigation Conversion (Project)

In partnership with Netafim, the project converts 36 acres of flood irrigated winter wheat and summer silage corn rotation to drip irrigated almonds at Bursey Farm in La Vina, California. Learn More

Precision Irrigation in the Sacramento Valley (Project)

In partnership with Phytech, the project deploys technology on 1,700 acres of farmland in the Sacramento Valley to help farmers optimize crop production and irrigation management, reducing overall agricultural water demand. Learn More

Ross Family Cotenancy Retention Basin and Gravel Field Enhancement (Amend-35587) (Project)

In partnership with Sustainable Conservation, the project implements two aquifer recharge projects on 11 total acres of land on the Leigh McDaniel and the Ross Family Cotenancy in Orland, California. The goal is to help recharge the local Tehama and … Learn More

Piloting Manure Subsurface Drip Irrigation System for Almonds (Dejager Farm) (Project)

In partnership with Sustainable Conservation, the project will install and manage a subsurface drip irrigation system on a 74-acre almond orchard for DeJager Farms in Merced County, California. The project also transports dairy effluent for use as an organic fertilizer, … Learn More

Arundo removal in the Puddingstone Reservoir/Walnut Creek subwatersheds (Project)

In partnership with the Council for Watershed Health, the project removes 1.42 acres of invasive giant reeds (Arundo donax) from the San Gabriel River watershed. Removing this thirsty invasive plant improved watershed health, including water availability. Learn More

McKenzie Meadows Phase 1 (Project)

In partnership with the Plumas Corporation, the project restores 212 acres of McKenzie Meadows, re-establishing hydrologic connectivity between channels and their historic floodplain, increasing existing wetland coverage (from 94 acres to 127 acres), and improving forage capacity for wildlife and … Learn More

Irrigation Improvements in Sacramento and San Joaquin Valley Regions, California (Project)

In partnership with Netafim and Ecometrics, this project implements precision irrigation technologies across three farms in the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valley hydrologic regions to reduce agricultural water use. Learn More