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San Joaquin Valley Water Resilience Summit: From Reports to Results
Post Summit Information Thank you to everyone who participated in this event. Recordings, presentation materials, graphics, and other event resources are available below for your reference. The San Joaquin Valley’s water systems are deeply interconnected. Climate volatility, groundwater sustainability requirements, infrastructure constraints, and land transitions are reshaping how surface water, groundwater, flood management, and conveyance…
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Turning Floods into Future Water Groundwater Recharge Methods: Exploring Your Options
Join us for this one-hour session to learn how and when floodwater can be used for groundwater recharge to protect crops, sustain groundwater, and strengthen the long-term resilience of local agriculture. This introductory seminar explores the range of groundwater recharge technologies available to landowners and water managers. Participants will learn the characteristics, advantages, and considerations…
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Turning Floods into Future Water Groundwater Recharge: Planning, Design, and Implementation for Landowners
This one-hour introductory seminar provides landowners with a comprehensive overview of groundwater recharge infrastructure and its role in water management. Participants will learn the fundamentals of recharge planning, key geological and site considerations, and water quality implications. The session covers practical design principles for recharge basins, including earthwork and grading requirements, and explains the conveyance…
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CWI’s 25th Anniversary Celebration
Sponsorship OpportunitiesLegacy Sponsor – $1,000Public recognition during the 25th Anniversary Celebration event.Company name and logo in digital program and invitations.Featured sponsor spotlight on CWI social media (dedicated post).Logo & name prominently displayed in printed program.Featured mention in CWI newsletter & websiteInclusion in press releases and media outreach (where applicable). Sustaining Sponsor – $500Mention in CWI…
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People and Places: Unlocking the Central Valley’s Potential in California’s Climate Future
The California Water Institute invites you to join the Eleventh Annual Eccles Family Rural West Conference, hosted by Stanford University’s Bill Lane Center for the American West Theme: People and Places: Unlocking the Central Valley’s Potential in California’s Climate Change Dates: February 26th and 27th, 2025 Location: held at the Linda and Stewart Resnick Student…
