Category: California’s Water
Protecting Against Floods – California’s Water (112)
There are few natural disasters worse than a devastating flood. This segment takes viewers to flood control facilities and discusses both the
Regional Solutions for Local Needs – California’s Water (113)
Local and regional water agencies play a major role in meeting water needs. Get a close look at how local agencies and communities are joining
Beyond Drought – California’s Water (115)
Huell travels to the San Joaquin Valley for an up close and personal look at the delta smelt and how it’s affecting our water supply. 2007
Cleaning Water the Natural Way – California’s Water (114)
Huell visits the restored 150 acre San Joaquin Marsh near Irvine. This segment of “ California’s Water” explores how wetlands serve as nature’s
Water Efficient Gardens – California’s Water (116)
Huell visits two demonstration gardens and discovers the practicality and wonders of water wise landscaping for our yards. 2007
Farm Water: Growing More With Every Drop – California’s Water (117)
Agricultural water users have made dramatic strides in water use efficiency over the past two decades. Irrigation districts and farmers have
Using Water Wisely – California’s Water (106)
Huell looks at the many ways people are practicing water conservation. 2006
We All Live in a Watershed – California’s Water (107)
Everyone lives in a watershed. We rely on watersheds for drinking water, hydroelectric power and recreation, and of course flora and fauna call
Desalting Water – California’s Water (108)
Huell tours a desalination plant to understand how removing salt from seawater is increasingly seen as a viable way to “drought-proof”
Sacramento Valley: Working Together – California’s Water (109)
Huell visits the Sacramento Valley area and hears all about the collaborative partnerships that are underway to address the rural and