By Robin Meadows About 15 seasonal workers and their families live in a trailer park on Huntington Farms, a 6,000-acre land-holding in the Salinas Valley that grows crops including broccoli, lettuce and strawberries. It’s a good deal for both parties....
From the US Forest Service: Imagine you’re a program manager seeking funding for a project—you identify a funding opportunity, ensure the money can be used for the project, navigate the complex reporting requirements, and successfully implement work on the ground....
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Governor Newsom today delivered closing remarks at the Association of California Water Agencies, highlighting the state’s accomplishments since 2019 to...
By Jane Sooby The Second Statewide Agricultural Expert Panel, convened by the State Water Board to advise the board on technical aspects of California’s Irrigated Lands Regulatory Program, is close to finalizing its recommendations. View more information on the expert...
Publication examines the two-way relationship between fire-adapted invasive plants and wildfire regimes — and offers science-based tools for integrated management...
When you’re in a hole, stop digging Commentary by Gary Wockner The chaos on the Colorado River has reached a fevered pitch. In a March 30, USA Today news story, the river’s most respected climate scientist, Brad Udall, described the extreme drought...
