As an example, in response to perilously dry conditions in Lake Pillsbury, a storage reservoir for PG&E’s Potter Valley Hydroelectric Project, PG&E brought together key stakeholders, including state and local water resource agencies, federal and state fish and wildlife departments, and local Native American tribes and community groups to form the Lake Pillsbury Drought Working Group. Under our FERC license, PG&E is required to have a minimum amount of water flow downstream from Lake Pillsbury. The Working Group collaborated to make water management decisions that conserve enough water to ensure the health and protection of salmon and steelhead populations in the Eel River, as well as for agricultural and domestic water uses in the Russian River watershed.