Dedicated to managing and treating water, improving public
health, protecting the environment, strengthening the economy and
enhancing quality of life.
Membership organization that represents over 450 public water
agencies in legislative matters, accounting for 90 percent of the
water delivered in the state.
Membership organization that represents agricultural interests
throughout the state of California. Comprised of 53 county farm
bureaus currently representing approximately 76,500 members in 56
counties.
Organization established to inform the public, media and policy
leaders about the benefits of agriculture’s use of water and
promote the industry’s environmental sensitivity regarding water.
Membership organization of well drillers and others that
educates, monitors legislation, advises its members and lobbies
on issues pertaining to groundwater use.
Membership organization of 3,200 licensed landscape contractors,
architects, public officials, educators, and students working to
increase public awareness about the landscape industry.
Assists the State Water Resources Control Board and
municipalities in implementing the National Pollutant Discharge
Elimination System stormwater mandates of the Federal Clean Water
Act.
Organization of signatories of the Memorandum of Understanding
Regarding Urban Water Conservation in California, created to
increase efficient water use statewide through partnerships among
urban water agencies, public interests organizations and private
entities. CUWCC represents 389 members.
Nonprofit organization that conducts educational seminars on
drinking water issues. It is affiliated with the AWWA, an
international membership organization that conducts scientific
research, distributes educational materials and assists its
members in legislative matters that relate to water treatment and
drinking water.
A nonprofit educational corporation representing northern
California interests in water rights, private property rights and
proactive solutions to environmental issues.
