Latest NewsDWR Draft IRWM Guidelines Released
The California Department of Water Resources has released its draft Integrated Regional Water Management Grant Program guidelines and Proposal Solicitation Package (PSP) for Proposition 84.
Contact Keri Modrall at keri@cabyregion.org or at (530) 823-1310 for more information.
The PlanThe Final Draft of the CABY IRWM Plan is available for download.
Welcome to CABYWHAT IS CABY?THE REGION The CABY region comprises four watersheds--the Cosumnes, American, Bear, and Yuba--which combine to form a major drainage area of the western slope of the Sierra Nevada range, from the mountain crest to the Central Valley. The collective streams, rivers, lakes, and reservoirs of these watersheds flow into the Sacramento River and are a major source of fresh water for the state of California. THE ORGANIZATION THE ISSUES |
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September 15, 2010 ANNOUNCEMENTSCABY as Case StudyLiz Gladin, a student from Oxford working with the Stockholm Environmental Institute, and Sarah Di Vittorio, a student at UC Berkeley, are using CABY as a case study for their doctoral theses. Liz will be working on describing the use and effectiveness of collaborative processes to resolve natural resource management issues (thesis title: Knowledge, Networks and Collaborative Action in Water). Sarah will be conducting research on how forested upper watersheds in the Sierra Nevada are managed and governed with respect to the water resources they produce, starting with a case study in the American River watershed. Click here for more information regarding Liz Gladin's research effort. What is CABY Doing in 2010?
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