As California copes with the challenges presented by its climate, its population growth, and its booming economy, these needs and demands have increased to provide water for urban, agricultural, and ecological systems. Flexibility, adaptive management, and, most important, partnerships have become essential tools of resource management in providing for a stable and sustainable future for California. This course covers a brief history of water development in California and the physical and legal structures that are used to manage it. The course finishes with California's outlook for the future. This course is of particular interest to those involved in the planning and implementation of water supply, water quality, and environmental programs.
Enrollment is limited. .
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