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California Department of Water Resources
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Managing the water resources for California to benefit the State's people & to protect, restore, & enhance the natural & human environments.
Headquarters - Sacramento, CA
water.ca.gov
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    California Department of Water Resources
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    Jun 27, 2024
    We are proud to work for DWR every day! Through a variety of fulfilling #careers, we can sustainably manage the water resources of #California to benefit the state’s people and protect, restore, and enhance natural and human environments. Join our team at water.ca.gov/About/Careers
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    DRW joined the Solano Water Institute for Teachers at Suisun Marsh today! Solano County K-12 educators dug into hands-on activities to learn about the local watershed and how it ties into the State Water Project. Educators will leave this engaging workshop certified in Project
    Educators at Suisun Marsh learning from Solano Water Institute for Teachers  about preservation of Solano County open spaces and the region's complex water resources.
    Educators at hands on learning activities at Solano Water Institute for Teachers workshop.
    Educators at Suisun Marsh learning about preservation of Solano County open spaces and the region's complex water resources.
    Educators at Suisun Marsh learning about preservation of Solano County open spaces and the region's complex water resources.
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    Golden mussels pose a serious and fast-growing threat to California’s water infrastructure and require a sustained and coordinated response. DWR is deploying a comprehensive strategy with our partners to mitigate the impact of golden mussel infestation and prevent further
    Golden mussel mobile lab staff perform hot water immersion studies to determine the minimum duration and temperature to kill adult mussels. The California Department of Water Resources is evaluating periodic hot water flushes to control mussel biofouling in small-diameter pipelines. The lab at Skinner Fish Facility is located between the Delta and O’Neill Forebay, where the first golden mussel was discovered in the State Water Project in October 2024. Photo taken June 19, 2025.
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    California Department of Water Resources
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    Jul 28
    Come one, come all! DWR is at the California State Fair today. Visit our booth located in Building C where kids and the young at heart can: -Take a picture at our Albert and Einstein photo booth -Take-home free coloring books and goodies -Learn tips to stay safe in and around
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    California Department of Water Resources
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    Jul 28
    World Nature Conservation Day is a time to celebrate our efforts to create healthy environments for all the creatures that call our earth home, including the Northwestern Pond Turtle! Loss of habitat and the effects of climate change are putting these turtles at risk, but our
    A Northwestern pond turtle is captured and monitored as part of the Northwestern pond turtle population monitoring program at the seeps surrounding Clifton Court Forebay in Contra Costa County.
    A Northwestern pond turtle is captured and monitored as part of the Northwestern pond turtle population monitoring program at the seeps surrounding Clifton Court Forebay in Contra Costa County.
    A Northwestern pond turtle is captured and monitored as part of the Northwestern pond turtle population monitoring program at the seeps surrounding Clifton Court Forebay in Contra Costa County.
    A Northwestern pond turtle is captured and monitored as part of the Northwestern pond turtle population monitoring program at the seeps surrounding Clifton Court Forebay in Contra Costa County.
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