CWI 101 students spent the day exploring Fresno’s newest Treatment Plant, a huge thanks to Russell Guilliams for this opportunity. From touring the infrastructure to learning about water delivery systems, students gained firsthand insight into the complexities of irrigation management and real-world engagement!
California Water Institute
高等教育
Fresno，California 420 位关注者
Engage Fresno State community to pursue water resource management solutions through outreach, research, and education.
关于我们
California Water Institute is an umbrella organization for all water activities at Fresno State. CWI’s mission is to engage the San Joaquin Valley, California, and the world with Fresno State’s Faculty, Staff, and Students to pursue sustainable water resource management solutions through outreach, research, and education. CWI was created in 2000 to provide education, research and analysis of policy issues involving water resources including water quality issues and integrated regional water management planning. Center for Irrigation Technology Created in 1980, the Center for Irrigation Technology (CIT) is internationally recognized as an independent testing laboratory, applied research facility and educational resource. International Center for Water Technology ICWT was established in 2001 to educate, promote, and assist in developing and adopting innovative technologies that improve water utilization, reduce energy demand, and positively impact air quality.
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https://www.californiawater.org
California Water Institute的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 高等教育
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 总部
- Fresno，California
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2001
- 领域
- California Water
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2703 E Barstow Ave MS JC133
US，California，Fresno，93740
California Water Institute员工
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Cordie Qualle
Lecturer, Lyles College of Engineering, Civil and Geomatics Engineering Department, Water Resources
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Elijah Banda
Project Coordinator at the California Water Institute
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Jase Trovao
Bachelors in Mass Communications and Journalism, Stakeholder Engagement Coordinator at the California Water Institute.
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Alyssa Erin Rios
Student at California State University, Fresno
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Great minds (and wardrobes) think alike! Our team at California Water Institute is so in sync, they showed up matching for St. Patrick’s Day! #TeamSpirit
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Groundwater is the lifeline of California’s water system. As we observe Groundwater Awareness Week, tune in to Director Laura Ramos’s Weekly Water Insight to learn about a promising solution: Subsurface Groundwater Recharge.https://bit.ly/3XOTgbY
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During #GroundwaterAwarenessWeek, we strive to drive the importance of groundwater in sustaining our communities and environment. At the California Water Institute, we are preparing students to tackle these challenges through hands-on learning and real-world projects, shaping the future of water management. To continue this mission, we are excited to invite you to join us for World Water Day at California State University, Fresno’s Jordan Agricultural Research Center on March 21st. This interactive event features a watershed demonstration and an essay contest in partnership with Fresno State’s Departments of Civil Engineering and Earth and Environmental Science. Whether you attend the whole event or just drop by for part of it, we would love to see you there! RSVP today! [https://bit.ly/WWDay25]
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Congratulations to Laura Ramos on her appointment to Director of the California Water Institute! Her leadership drives our team forward, strengthening our goals and impact. https://bit.ly/41o3Bwz
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Exciting visit from the Uzbekistan Delegation at the WET Center! Director Laura Ramos spoke to a group representing organizations similar to California's California Department of Water Resources, irrigation academia, and ag operations. Laura shared insights on State Water Policy in California. What a fantastic opportunity to advocate for California's water future!
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Hosted at Fresno State by Stanford University's Bill Lane Center for the American West in partnership with the The Maddy Institute Institute and California Water Institute, this interdisciplinary conference gathered scholars, policymakers, industry leaders, and advocates to discuss the pressing climate issues that rural communities face. We explored the Central Valley’s pivotal role in addressing climate change, from sustainable water management to the future of agriculture.
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From first-gen Bulldog to Director,?Laura Ramos has built a career of leadership and lifelong learning.?Read about her journey in?Fresno State's Campus News: https://bit.ly/CNSpotlight
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CWI 101 keeps it engaging! In recent classes, water attorney, Lauren Layne, joined us to discuss representing water, farmers & irrigation districts, while Tulare Irrigation District General Manager, Aaron Fukuda, led a water allocation demonstration to show the many considerations that go into an allocation.
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Regional collaboration, smart infrastructure investments, and proactive planning are key to tackling California’s ongoing water challenges. Read how the Westside Water Bank Pipeline project exemplifies these principles in Laura Ramos latest article:
Another great story of collaboration. Thank you Jennifer Pierre for thinking of this great idea and moving it forward.