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Sustainable Conservation advances the collaborative stewardship of California’s land, air, and water for the benefit of nature and people. https://linktr.ee/sustainable_conservation

Register now for the first installment of 2026-27 Recharge Readiness Webinar Series, co-hosted by the California DWR, Sustainable Conservation, and the Flood-MAR Network. "Site Selection and Recharge Potential" will kick off the series tomorrow at 11am! suscon.org/blog/2026/08...

Announcing 2026-27 Recharge Readiness Webinar Series | Sustainable Conservation

While California water managers gear up for a “Super El Niño” and a potentially active water year, partners across the State have brought a variety of new advances to topics that Managed Aquifer…

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The 2026-27 Recharge Readiness webinar series will share information to help growers, project planners, and local agencies prepare recharge projects for the wet season ahead. The first webinar is this Thursday, August 27th at 11am. Register now! suscon.org/blog/2026/08...

Announcing 2026-27 Recharge Readiness Webinar Series | Sustainable Conservation

While California water managers gear up for a “Super El Niño” and a potentially active water year, partners across the State have brought a variety of new advances to topics that Managed Aquifer…

suscon.org

We’re seeking a Policy Director to lead our policy engagement at the state and regional levels. If you or someone in your network is experienced in CA policy and passionate about practical, equitable solutions for land, air, and water, we encourage you to apply or pass the word along buff.ly/4nPJJsR

Careers | Sustainable Conservation

Careers Become part of Sustainable Conservation. Sustainable Conservation is fortunate to have talented, dedicated staff who are committed to collaboration both internally and externally. We care…

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Each October 1st, the start of the new Water Year quietly slips by most Californians’ calendars — but not Sustainable Conservation’s Water for the Future Team! In our latest blog, we we asked each team member: What is one hope you have for Water Year 2026? suscon.org/blog/2025/11...

Sustainable Conservation's Hopes for Water Year 2026 | Sustainable Conservation

Cover crops are a known practice in California agriculture for reducing water runoff, increasing the amount of water that can infiltrate and stay in the soil, improving biodiversity, limiting…

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Join our team! We’re hiring a Project Manager (On-Farm Water Solutions) based out of our Modesto office to help advance practical, science-based strategies that protect groundwater and support resilient agriculture across California. Learn more on our careers page! buff.ly/erOgM3J

Careers | Sustainable Conservation

Careers Become part of Sustainable Conservation. Sustainable Conservation is fortunate to have talented, dedicated staff who are committed to collaboration both internally and externally. We care…

buff.ly

Join our team! We’re hiring a Project Manager (On-Farm Water Solutions) based out of our Modesto office to help advance practical, science-based strategies that protect groundwater and support resilient agriculture across California. Learn more on our careers page! buff.ly/erOgM3J

Careers | Sustainable Conservation

Careers Become part of Sustainable Conservation. Sustainable Conservation is fortunate to have talented, dedicated staff who are committed to collaboration both internally and externally. We care…

buff.ly

"Ten years ago, we were lucky to have one restoration project implemented per summer. Now, it’s normal for us to have as many as five going to construction in a summer. Restoration permitting pathways helped us unlock a new pace and scale of restoration." buff.ly/obvvJ5f

Notes from the Field: Lagunitas Creek Watershed Enhancement Project Field Trip | Sustainable Conservation

On June 12th, Sustainable Conservation community members, program partners, and staff met up at Lagunitas Creek in Marin County to see the recent improvements to native fish habitat and stream…

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"Ten years ago, we were lucky to have one restoration project implemented per summer. Now, it’s normal for us to have as many as five going to construction in a summer. Restoration permitting pathways helped us unlock a new pace and scale of restoration."

Notes from the Field: Lagunitas Creek Watershed Enhancement Project Field Trip | Sustainable Conservation

On June 12th, Sustainable Conservation community members, program partners, and staff met up at Lagunitas Creek in Marin County to see the recent improvements to native fish habitat and stream…

suscon.org