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Goals

Please provide feedback on our goals or share your own!

A goal is a future condition we want to see as a result of climate resiliency work.

The project team developed categories of goals below and we are asking the watershed network for your thoughts on what goals we should consider in each category. Click in the relevant goal category box in the figure below to leave a virtual sticky note to add your thoughts. Use the "other" box to suggest new goal ideas. 

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SiteAdmin Feb 13 2025 at 9:28AM on page 1

More multi-agency collaboration (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 13 2025 at 9:27AM on page 1

Balancing the need of environmental impacts vs. life and safety (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 13 2025 at 9:27AM on page 1

Develop regulations that are not contradicting of each other (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 13 2025 at 9:27AM on page 1

Joint water supply planning with county-wide agencies (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 13 2025 at 9:26AM on page 1

Groundwater sustainability that gaps multi-year patterns of drought/flood (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 13 2025 at 9:26AM on page 1

Increased water storage (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 13 2025 at 9:25AM on page 1

Improve conveyance efficiency (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 13 2025 at 9:25AM on page 1

Interrelated groundwater and surface water (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 13 2025 at 9:25AM on page 1

More reservoirs (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 13 2025 at 9:25AM on page 1

Increased state and federal funding for upgrades to domestic and raw water systems (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 13 2025 at 9:24AM on page 1

Preservation of water rights to support future community needs (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 13 2025 at 9:24AM on page 1

Sufficient water storage either in the ground or reservoirs for drought years (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 13 2025 at 9:24AM on page 1

Improve the watershed (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 13 2025 at 9:24AM on page 1

Long-term plan for climate resilience and sustainability (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 10 2025 at 7:53AM on page 1

water quality (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 10 2025 at 7:53AM on page 1

Increased funding for instrumentation and communication network (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 10 2025 at 7:52AM on page 1

Surface water and groundwater interrelationship (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 10 2025 at 7:52AM on page 1

Solutions that focus on long term solutions for watershed health (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 10 2025 at 7:52AM on page 1

Establish minimum water levels to maintain ecosystem (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 10 2025 at 7:51AM on page 1

Surface water recharge of groundwater (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 10 2025 at 7:51AM on page 1

Increase our groundwater levels through recharge projects to access in times of drought and improve resiliency (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 10 2025 at 7:51AM on page 1

Identify consistent surface water supply for groundwater recharge (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 10 2025 at 7:50AM on page 1

Identify optimal recharge areas in county/watershed (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 10 2025 at 7:50AM on page 1

Increased water storage (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 10 2025 at 7:50AM on page 1

Work toward keeping treated and untreated water rates affordable (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 10 2025 at 7:49AM on page 1

Water conservation programs that support sustainability and needed uses (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 10 2025 at 7:49AM on page 1

Implement more ag. Surface water pumps so surface water can be used when available, conserving groundwater for later use (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 10 2025 at 7:49AM on page 1

Implement conservation techniques to conserve water when it is available to use later in times of drought (comment received in February in-person workshop)

SiteAdmin Feb 10 2025 at 7:48AM on page 1

Implement groundwater recharge methods (comment received in February in-person workshop)

Zkearns01 Feb 4 2025 at 2:07PM on page 1

Encourage progress on a fish ladder improvement at the Bellota Dam to help support the existing efforts for barrier removal downstream.

geoffrey_steinhart@fws.gov Feb 4 2025 at 2:03PM on page 1

Suggestion
Develop recreation areas and access along the river. Connect people to their environment and water source.

gd Feb 4 2025 at 2:03PM on page 1

Incentive/monitoring programs for groundwater conservation

PCuthbert Feb 4 2025 at 2:02PM on page 1

Suggestion
Consistency with both Calaveras River Habitat Conservation Plan and the San Joaquin County Multi-Species Conservation Plan

geoffrey_steinhart@fws.gov Feb 4 2025 at 2:02PM on page 1

Improve water quality to reduce harmful algal blooms and better support native species (e.g., decrease temperature and nutrients, increase flow and dissolved oxygen).

PCuthbert Feb 4 2025 at 2:01PM on page 1

Suggestion
Consistency with biological goals of the Calaveras HCP to promote and support quality habitat for steelhead and opportunistic use of Chinook salmon.

geoffrey_steinhart@fws.gov Feb 4 2025 at 2:01PM on page 1

Suggestion
Increase O. mykiss (Rainbow Trout / steelhead) abundance (acknowledging the lost habitat above dams, so maybe within 50% of historic abundance?).

geoffrey_steinhart@fws.gov Feb 4 2025 at 2:00PM on page 1

Suggestion
The river should contain enough water to allow fish passage throughout the year.

PCuthbert Feb 4 2025 at 1:58PM on page 1

Suggestion
Utilize reservoir storage more adaptively, allow for greater TOC holdover as we enter the flood season (i.e., holding back additional water for future drought prep to preserve reservoir temperature stratification.

geoffrey_steinhart@fws.gov Feb 4 2025 at 1:56PM on page 1

Suggestion
A higher water table that approaches historic levels, such that subsidence rate approaches zero and existing wells are functional.

PCuthbert Feb 4 2025 at 1:55PM on page 1

Suggestion
Better groundwater supply monitoring and accounting throughout the basin.
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