Archive Nut, Prune and Olive Programs

Archived Water Resources Center Projects During its operation until 2008, the California Water Resources Center reviewed research proposals received annually. Research proposals selected for funding had to be both relevant to water issues in California and scientifically sound.

Funded 2007-2008 Joint inversion of groundwater flow and environmental tracer data for aquifer characterization (pdf) Timothy Ginn, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, UC Davis Simulating and understanding variability in runoff from the Sierra Nevada (pdf) Alex Hall, Department of Atmos...

Funded 2007-2008 Climate Variability of the Sierra Nevada over the last Millennium: Reconstructions from Annually Laminated Sediments in Swamp Lake, Yosemite National Park, California (pdf) Daniel R. Cayan, Climate Research Division, Scripps Institution of Oceanography Christopher D.

Funded 2007-2008 The effects of current-use, sediment-bound pesticides on a coastal marine system (pdf) Donald P.

Funded 2004-2005 Imperial Valley Agriculture and Water: A Regional Economic Analysis (pdf) Kurt Schwabe, Department of Environmental Sciences, UC Riverside Futures Markets for Water in California: Effective Management of Supply-Side Risk Jeffrey Williams, Department of Agricultural/Resource Economic...

Funded 2007-2008 Assessing the Effectiveness of California's Underground Storage Tank Annual Inspection Rate Requirements W. Bowman Cutter, Department of Environmental Sciences, UC Riverside Securing Access to Water: Institutional Strategies for Coping with Drought and Water Scarcity (pdf) Ronnie D.

The Salinity/Drainage Program is no longer active.

Media Articles Why we need to treat wildfire as a public health issue in California, by Faith Kearns and Max Moritz (The Conversation 2019) Climate change and California agriculture, by Pathak, T.B., M.L. Maskey, J.A. Dahlberg, K.M. Bali, D. Zaccaria, and F.

Archived Publications Publications of the former Water Resources Center (2009 and previous): Contributions: Published technical reports of research projects sponsored by the center.

Nitrogen Management Trainings Since 2014, CIWR and the University of California's Cooperative Extension have developed trainings and short courses to improve nitrogen management practices in California through support of the California Department of Food and Agriculture.