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California-Great Basin Region
Central Valley Project begins 2022 water year with 3.21 million acre-feet of storage
As severe drought conditions continue, the Bureau of Reclamation’s Central Valley Project began the 2022 water year with 3.21 million acre-feet of water—one of the lowest starting points in recent years. CVP major reservoirs include: Trinity, Shasta, Folsom, New Melones, Millerton, and the federal share of San Luis Reservoir—approximately 52% of a 15-year average. The water year begins Oct. 1 each year and ends Sept. 30.Read More → -
Upper Colorado Basin Region
Reclamation releases Pecos River - New Mexico Basin Study
The Pecos River Basin in New Mexico is likely to experience growing water shortages as temperatures continue to rise through the next 100 years. These gaps between water supply and demand were identified in a new study funded through the Bureau of Reclamation’s WaterSMART Basin Study Program.Read More → -
Missouri Basin and Arkansas-Rio Grande-Texas Gulf Region
Record high misuse of Canyon Ferry public lands, campgrounds
Canyon Ferry Reservoir saw record-high use and increased visitors during the 2021 recreation season. Reclamation is proud to manage Canyon Ferry’s public federal lands, that belong to the American people, and exist for the benefit of all.Read More → -
California-Great Basin Region
Reclamation awards construction contract for first phase of Friant Kern Canal repairs
The Bureau of Reclamation and Friant Water Authority announces the selection of a construction contractor to begin work on the Friant-Kern Canal Middle Reach Capacity Correction Project.Read More → -
California-Great Basin Region
Reclamation completes Goodwin Canyon spawning gravel placement project in the Stanislaus River
Reclamation has completed a spawning gravel placement project at Stanislaus River mile 58, about 30 miles northeast of Modesto in Tuolumne County. This project’s purpose is to improve Chinook salmon, steelhead, and rainbow trout spawning and rearing habitat below Goodwin Dam.Read More → -
California-Great Basin Region
Reclamation increases Klamath Project drought relief funding to $20 million
Reclamation has awarded an additional $5 million in drought relief funds to the Klamath Project Drought Response Agency this month, adding to the $15 million previously awarded. KPDRA will distribute the $20 million from Reclamation this year to Klamath Project irrigators in Oregon and California.Read More → -
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