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Spring-fed Rivers, Cold Waters and Trout

by Andy Fell
June 09, 2025

Drone shot of California aqueduct curving between an auburn barren hillside and agricultural fields in Kern County at sunset

California Risks Billions in Economic Losses Without Water Supply Action

by Kat Kerlin, adapted from CMUA press release
May 14, 2025

A shallow creek surrounded by trees and bushes. A half dozen young people stand in shallow water in the background.

Functional Flows and Native Fish

by Andy Fell
February 25, 2025

�� researchers photographed from above a creek conduct a stream survey in the water wearing bright orange vests

How Urban Streams, Climate Change and Unhoused People Intertwine

by Kat Kerlin
January 27, 2025

A view up a broad river with a small town on the right bank.

(W)ringing in the New California Water Year

by Andy Fell
October 01, 2024

Leanne Knutson of Yurok Tribe leans over red pontoon boat to scoop up dead salmon from Klamath River

The Salmon Diaries: Life Before and After Klamath Dam Removal

by Kat Kerlin
July 15, 2024

drone image of Salton Sea waters going up to dry lakebed with mountains in distance

A Drying Salton Sea Pollutes Neighboring Communities

by Emily C. Dooley
May 29, 2024

An aerial view of the Kutuk River

Alaska’s Rusting Waters: Pristine Rivers and Streams Turning Orange

by Emily C. Dooley
May 20, 2024

Aerial of Colorado River running through sandtone canyon

Karrigan’ Börk’s Award-Winning Water Rights Solution

by Malia Reiss
March 26, 2024

Pam Bulahan iin sweater and t-shirt stands with Sacramento River behind her

With Flood Risk Rising, Can Community-Based Insurance Fill a Gap?

by Kat Kerlin
February 26, 2024

yellow wildflowers in foreground overlooking homes in Los Angeles at sunrise

California Climate Action Grants Awarded to 4 �� Projects

by University of California/�� News and Media Relations
August 23, 2023

Sea level rise, water over bridge

Climate Change Experts List

by Kat Kerlin
August 05, 2023

ullseye Farms orchard manager Nick Edsall, left, with �� Agricultural Water Center Director Isaya Kisekka. Kisekka is researching the ability of cover crops to increase soil moisture and groundwater recharge. (Greg Urquiaga/��) They stand in a row of green cover crops in an orchard full of young pistachio trees.

Growing Crops with Less Groundwater

by Amy Quinton
April 25, 2023

Ice floats atop Lake Tahoe

Lake Tahoe’s Clarity the Best It’s Been Since 1980s

by Kat Kerlin