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Until the Last Drop 2020
Until the Last Drop examines the rivers that have transformed the San Joaquin Valley, helped create California’s greatest cities and nourished a nation. On the Tuolumne, Stanislaus and Merced rivers we meet the men and women who grow our food; we talk to those studying what salmon really need to survive, and we hear from those who depend on thriving rivers and are working to secure water supplies for our communities and environment.
Roundtable on the Future of the Salton Sea
The Salton Sea is California’s largest lake. Thirty-five miles long and 15 miles wide, the desert lake extends from the Coachella Valley into the Imperial Valley.
Santa Clara River Parkway Vision 2015
2015: The Santa Clara River Parkway project has involved the acquisition and restoration of a 25 mile-long, or 6,000-acre, corridor from the mouth of the Santa Clara River to the Sespe Creek confluence. As of 2021, this project is in-progress.
Waters of the U.S. 2019
Waters of the U.S. is an incredibly beautiful film that tells the story of the rivers, streams, and wetlands of Alabama, and the Clean Water Act.
