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As of Tuesday, August 1st, the Kings River is OPEN to recreational users in Fresno, Tulare, and Kings County. See Fresno County’s full press release HERE.

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Resource agency ensuring balanced water supply, flood protection, and hydropower in Fresno, Kings, and Tulare counties 💧💡🐟🌳🍊 #kingsriver #floodcontrol
Our partners @kingsriverconservancy are launching Our partners @kingsriverconservancy are launching a new “Get Outdoors!" Teen Counselor Program in Spring 2025. This program provides 100 hours of hands-on, experiential learning and leadership opportunities for high school youth ages 16-18 over the course of 6 months. GO! Teen Counselors will receive a full set of outdoor gear, transportation and meals for all program events, special 2-hour virtual career exploration sessions each month, first aid training, and a stipend of up to $1,550 for their participation. For more details and to register, visit the Kings River Conservancy website.
The next Kings River Cleanup is scheduled for this The next Kings River Cleanup is scheduled for this Saturday, December 21 at 9:00am Please visit the Kings River Fisheries Management Program's website to sign up and for details on location, directions, and what to bring with you. Thanks to Fresno State Student Donovan La for the flyer design! @californiadfw @kingsriverconservancy @usacesacramento
6 Days. 6 Survey Sites. 100+ Volunteers. The 2024 6 Days. 6 Survey Sites. 100+ Volunteers. The 2024 Kings River Fish Population Survey is complete! A huge thank you to our staff, partners, and all volunteers who made this critical survey possible. The survey is used to monitor the overall health of the Kings River. Maintaining fish of different ages and classes is vital to a healthy fish population and river habitat. You can read more about the survey on Kings River Fisheries Management Program's website. Thank you to our partners and volunteer groups: Kings River Water Association, @californiadfw, @cadepartmentofwaterresources, National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON), @provostandpritchard, @usacesacramento, @fresnofid, students from @fresnocitycollege, students from @fresno_state, @reedleycollege Watershed Class, @cnpssequoia, @fresno_fly_fishers, and Fresno Metropolitan Flood Control District
Members of our team are in attendance at the ACWA Members of our team are in attendance at the ACWA 2024 Fall Conference this week. Photos from one of yesterday's expert panels, including Paul Gosselin, Deputy Director of Sustainable Groundwater Management at @cadepartmentofwaterresources #CAWater #ACWAConf
Collaboration is key when it comes to emergency pr Collaboration is key when it comes to emergency preparedness. A huge thank you to Fresno County Office of Emergency Services for coordinating an invaluable training presented by @cadepartmentofwaterresources 🤝 The Flood Fight Methods Training consisted of a morning presentation at our office and an afternoon session in the field where teams got hands-on experience creating defensive barriers to strengthen levees during hypothetical flooding events. Thank you as well to fellow participants from Tulare County Office of Emergency Services, employees from Kings River Water Association, County of Fresno, and City of Fresno. #fresnocountypwp #fresnocounty
Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at KRCD! Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at KRCD!
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4886 E. Jensen Avenue
Fresno, California 93725

(559) 237-5567

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Monday – Friday
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