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Are you ready if the tap runs dry?

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Pipes Reinvented

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Upcoming events

Oct
11

Board meetings

Board of Directors meeting
Oct
15

Recreation

Volunteers Needed 10/15/16
Oct
15

Water Conservation

Preparing for Fall Planting
Oct
25

Board meetings

Board of Directors meeting

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Read the draft East Bay Watershed Master Plan Update. 

 Customer conservation

Customers saved 16% in August 2016 compared with August 2013. The total savings from January to August 2016 is 19%. Learn about outdoor water rules in effect.

 Watershed gallery

Spring wildflowers on the trail to Patti's Point
The historic Wildermuth House was home to California pioneers
California Poppies cover the Siesta Valley
San Pablo Reservoir, the perfect spot for picnicking and fishing
The Mokelumne River is where East Bay residents get their water
East Bay watershed, Orinda
Tour the Oursan Trail at Briones Reservoir
Volunteers help keep the Bay Area Ridge Trail beautiful in Pinole Valley
The Longest Mile is a rugged segment of the Mokelumne Coast to Crest Trail
A pelican flies above Lafayette Reservoir
The Longest Mile is covered in California Poppies in the spring
Water fowls like the Egret are common sights at Pardee Reservoir
Relax on the dock of San Pablo Reservoir
Finnerty Gulch is located on the Mokelumne Coast to Crest Trail
Wildflowers like baby blue eyes dot the upcountry hillside
The Coast to Crest Trail is famous for its spring wildflowers
Catch glorious views from the Pinole Valley, near the San Pablo Bay
The Briones Reservoir waterfall is visible from the Bear Creek Trail
Volunteers conduct trail restoration on the Bay Area Ridge Trail in Pinole Valley
Feast your eyes on the Mokelumne River Watershed
The Redwood Trail in Moraga boasts lush ferns and tall redwoods
The Longest Mile is a one-mile segment of the Mokelumne Coast to Crest Trail
Take a hike at Siesta Valley in Orinda
The sun sets at Lafayette Reservoir
Reserve the Pine Picnic Area at San Pablo Reservoir
The expansive Mokelumne River, near the Middle Bar takeout

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