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The Water Association of Kern County was organized in 1955 to keep the
public well informed on activities in the field of water problems and
on the continuing need for water as the basis of full development of
Kern County and California.
Since that time, the Association has carried forward a continuing program
of public education-playing a major role in maintaining and expanding
public awareness of water problems and the solutions proposed to solve
them.
The mission of the Water Association of Kern County is to provide up-to-date
and understandable information regarding all aspects of water, from
its development, use, and availability. We all depend on water for health,
recreation, power generation, and irrigation for our many agricultural
crops. It is important to understand how we get water, manage it, bank
it, and conserve it.
The Water Association
of Kern County has developed an interesting historical program of the
history of the Kern River and how the first inhabitants of Kern County
claimed, fought, and divided the waters of the Kern River.
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In
The News - June, 2009
Feds release
Calif. plan to protect chinook salmon
By Jason Dearen, Associated Press
Federal regulators released a court-ordered plan to help struggling
chinook salmon that includes opening California dams and restricting
pumping, prompting howls of protest from state officials because it
will further reduce the amount of water available to farms and urban
areas.
Story continutes here.
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