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Drought Watch: Saving the Fish

By Jeffrey Mount

This is part of a continuing series on the impact of the drought.

In a recent California WaterBlog post, Peter Moyle of the University of California, Davis—a frequent collaborator on PPIC projects—highlights an issue not much discussed in the context of this drought: we ignore fish and wildlife at our peril.

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Drought Watch: It’s the Heat and the Humidity

By Jeffrey Mount

This drought is so challenging because it has been very warm. Recent summaries from the National Climatic Data Center reveal that the 2014 water year was one of California’s warmest.

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Drought Watch: Our Thirsty Lawns

By Ellen Hanak, Jeffrey Mount, Caitrin Chappelle

This is part of a continuing series on the impact of the drought.

The unprecedented restrictions on outdoor water use that the state enacted this week send a message that Californians need to conserve more water. But we can do more to move toward sustainable consumption.

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Making Federal Farm Support Drought-Smart

By Ellen Hanak

The White House has released a plan to better coordinate federal drought management at the basin scale. Improving US Department of Agriculture farm programs will be key.

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Video: Reforming Federal Drought Management

By Ellen Hanak

As California and much of the American West copes with severe drought, an expert panel discussed how the federal government can help states prepare for drought and a warmer, possibly drier, future.

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Drought Watch: Improving Environmental Management

By Ellen Hanak, Jeffrey Mount

This is part of a continuing series on the impact of the drought.

California needs to modernize how we manage water for the environment during droughts, which pose a broad ecological challenge to California’s fish and wildlife.

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