The 4,800 acres where the Santa Ana River has rolled out of the steep mountains and meandered through flat, scrubby eastern San Bernardino Valley is rare, government agencies, conservationists and
District staff is taking advantage of the dry weather to do additional maintenance and cleanout of the Santa Ana River spreading grounds this summer. That includes crossing repairs, (see photo),
West Valley Water District became the newest member of the San Bernardino Basin Groundwater Council this month, joining others in a new wave of collaboration that has agencies working together to
The San Bernardino Valley Water Conservation District is working closely with the Bureau of Land Management to complete the exchange of land necessary as a part of theWash Plansigned into
Shrub encroachment on slopes can increase the amount of water that goes into groundwater storage, a new U.C. Riverside study has found. The effect of shrubs is so powerful that
The District’s plans to expand habitat for the endangered San Bernardino kangaroo rat will require permits and some relocation and monitoring of the species by experienced biologists familiar with the
The Upper Santa Ana Wash Habitat Conservation Plan and Final EIS/SEIR will be published Friday in the Federal Register, signifying a major step toward implementation. The 4,500-acreWash Planwas developed over many years
The San Bernardino Valley Water Conservation District captured and recharged some 4.2 billion gallons of recent March rains into the region’s natural groundwater aquifers, which store significant amounts of water for use
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