California Department of Water Resources’ Post

The California Water Plan contains a massive wave of information, so DWR is summarizing the highlights for you in smaller “splashes”! 💦 Today, we’re tackling supporting and learning from Tribal water and resource management practices. While California Native American Tribes have a long history of sustainable water and resource management practices, Tribal communities face water management challenges related to water rights, infrastructure development, engagement, and Tribal direct funding. To address these challenges and learn from Tribal water management practices, we are going to strengthen partnerships with California Native American Tribes and ensure that Tribes are included in planning and water resources decision-making processes. This includes collaborating with Tribes to incorporate Indigenous knowledge into California water policy, planning, and projects, and further understanding Tribal water quality, ecosystems, and access to water, to support Tribal lifeways including subsistence and cultural practices. Read more about the California Water Plan at https://lnkd.in/gZFfem7w #California #WaterPlan #ClimateChange #Tribal

  • Participants at the California Tribal Water Summit held in the California Natural Resources Agency Auditorium in Sacramento, California. Photo taken on April 13, 2023.

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