Category: California’s Water
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. Note:
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. Note:
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
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
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
Water Recycling – California’s Water (111)
Tour a water recycling plant and examine the important role recycled water plays in California’s water supply. Get a look at some current uses of
California’s Water System – California’s Water (110)
Huell looks at the unique and vast California water system, which sustains a semi arid state and the world’s fifth largest economy. We take an
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
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”
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