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Working with California Tribes on Upper Watershed Restoration

By Lori Pottinger

A new program taps into tribal understanding of natural resources to ensure indigenous voices are being heard and to provide a more expansive approach to how state and tribal programs can align in the management of rivers, fisheries, and forests.

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Could Wildfires Affect the 2020 Census?

By Sarah Bohn, Tess Thorman

Among their many devastating long-term effects, disasters may elevate the risk of undercounting some communities in the upcoming census.

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Make California’s Water Grid Climate-Ready

By Jeffrey Mount, Ellen Hanak

Climate pressures are seriously stressing the state’s water system. California must prepare its water grid for greater extremes and growing water scarcity.

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Managing Forests to Reduce Wildfire Risks

By Henry McCann, Van Butsic, Claudia Herbert

As the state’s wildfire risk has grown, the debate over how to address it has become more heated. These four points can help inform the conversation.

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Building Community to Support Healthy Forests

By Henry McCann

An all-hands-on-deck approach is needed to improve the health of California’s headwater forests. Local agencies can help foster cooperative efforts.

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A Look Back at the Year in Water Policy

By Ellen Hanak

California’s year of extremes demonstrated the impact of our variable climate on water management. The PPIC Water Policy Center responded.

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