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How innovative wood products could help cut California wildfires, advance forest resiliency and economic prosperity

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By: Deborah Kollars

October 8, 2018

Restoration of state’s forested lands will play a critical role in its overall environmental, social and economic well-being

California water and land use leaders aim to protect state’s groundwater

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By: California Economic Summit

October 8, 2018

Conversation on policies to get more water in the ground continues at 2018 Summit

How to spur prosperity in overlooked rural California and benefit the entire state

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By: Nadine Ono

October 1, 2018

Three ways the CA Economic Summit aims to improve the economic portrait of rural parts of the state

VIDEO: How a vibrant rural California helps entire economy

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By: Ed Coghlan

November 16, 2017

Summit leaders on how stronger urban-rural links and better broadband can benefit all regions

California tree die-off could help bring new life to rural economies

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By: Nadine Ono

November 7, 2017

How next-generation biomass industry could help with sustainability and economic development

New report shares how California can map out, invest in state’s valuable working landscapes

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By: Adam Livingston, Stephanie Larson & Daniel O'Connell

October 27, 2017

Recommendations offer ways to ensure managers of state’s natural capital can benefit from stewarding them

Restoring California’s ability to recharge groundwater a more cost-effective drought strategy

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By: Judy Corbett

October 26, 2017

Water experts recommend strategies for maximizing groundwater recharge for more storage capacity at one-sixth the cost

Modern water demands help irrigation technology program thrive at Central Valley college

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By: Nadine Ono

October 12, 2017

Need for trained workforce expanded as need for water efficiency, innovation in agriculture also grew

Importance of Working Landscapes to California’s Economy and Climate Change

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By: Stephanie Larson and Adam Livingston

September 27, 2017

Carbon-oriented management of land may offer owners an income opportunity while also helping to mitigate climate change

Ecosystems & Climate Resiliency

How innovative wood products could help cut California wildfires, advance forest resiliency and economic prosperity

California water and land use leaders aim to protect state’s groundwater

How to spur prosperity in overlooked rural California and benefit the entire state

VIDEO: How a vibrant rural California helps entire economy

California tree die-off could help bring new life to rural economies

New report shares how California can map out, invest in state’s valuable working landscapes

Restoring California’s ability to recharge groundwater a more cost-effective drought strategy

Modern water demands help irrigation technology program thrive at Central Valley college

Importance of Working Landscapes to California’s Economy and Climate Change

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