News & Ideas
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Moulton-Post joins the Foundation’s board alongside four other new members: former Natural Resources Secretary Mike…
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During National Engineers Week—which was founded by the National Society of Professional Engineers in 1951…
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One of the smallest, and arguably cutest, San Francisco Bay endemic species is the salt…
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The Sustainable Water Management (SWM) Profile, has emerged following several years of work by the…
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This restoration project seemed fairly straightforward at first blush: grade the pits, plant native species,…
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On January 23, 2020 the EPA and Department of the Army finalized the “Navigable Waters…
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WHITE PAPER Assessing the Impacts of Watershed-Scale Decision Making: The Santa Ana River Sustainability Assessment…
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No one can ignore the effects of climate change in California. From severe drought and…
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During the recent multi-year drought, each of the the City of Ventura’s supplies—groundwater, the Ventura…
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Washington state may not be the first place one thinks of when considering water scarcity,…
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The latest issue of ESA Connects is out, and it is overflowing with water news:…
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With the most recent CEQA updates that went into effect in 2019―the most comprehensive overhaul…
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Matthew Silva is a part of our Northern California Fisheries team consisting of 20 fisheries…
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The California Supreme Court, in a late-August decision, denied challenges to the sufficiency of the…
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Across the globe, coastal zone management efforts have concluded that restoring fish populations often requires…
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Recognized as one of the California Top 20 Under 40 Professionals by Engineering News Record…
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The latest issue of ESA Connects is out, and it is packed with restoration stories…
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An interview with Bill Harrell, California Department of Water Resources (DWR), and Erika Lovejoy, Sustainable…