multi-benefit project

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A multi-benefit project is one that accomplishes two or more intended outcomes. These projects are the result of collaboration among water management sectors, are multi-disciplinary, and leverage multiple funding sources.

UCANR: Water resilience, climate change, and water systems in California
DAILY DIGEST, 7/15: Algae: Friend or foe?; Can the state stop the spread of golden mussels?; Suisun Marsh, a zone of potential in sinking ecosystem; House releases Interior-EPA spending bill with deep cuts; and more …
DAILY DIGEST, 4/9: Miles of Delta levees are at risk of floods. Repairs could cost $3 billion; Golden mussels and beyond: How ballast water fuels invasions; Another water district annexes so-called “white lands,” the scourge of complying with SGMA; Metropolitan adopts groundbreaking framework to adapt to climate change; and more …
DWR: Lower Elkhorn Basin Levee Setback Project shows early signs of success for juvenile salmon
SALTON SEA MANAGEMENT PROGRAM: 2024 Annual report submitted to State Water Board

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