Category: Newsletter

The California Special Districts Association has featured the San Bernardino Basin Groundwater Council as its cover story for the November-December issue.

From the growing collaboration of the Groundwater Council, to the long-awaited launch of the Wash Plan and Plunge Creek Conservation Project — 2020 was a success despite the challenges brought on

Storms in early November have increased streamflow throughout the system as we approach the end of the calendar year. Mill Creek is flowing at about 15 to 17 cubic feet

The SBVWCD Board of Directors issued a proclamation commemorating the distinguished service of former board member Clare Henry Day, who turned 100 this month. Day served on the board for

With habitat restoration well underway, District staff has been finalizing land transfers and leases that will allow mining to continue on disturbed lands in the Wash, while preserving more pristine

In preparation for a new season of rain and snow, the District has been busy putting the finishing touches on new habitat in the Plunge Creek area. This includes the revegetation of

Ash and charred debris from wildfires can take a toll on local watersheds. A recent fire in the Mill Creek spreading grounds scorched trees, but left other sections untouched.  Nature

Construction for the Plunge Creek Conservation Project was completed this month, setting the stage for nature to do its work bringing much-needed water to reestablish viable habitat for endangered, threatened

Engineering design is nearing completion for Phase 1B of theEnhanced Recharge Project led by the San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District in partnership with SBVWCD, Western Municipal Water District, and the

Construction on the Plunge Creek Habitat Conservation Plan began this month, following the recent Safe Harbor Agreement from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. All other permits and contracting