“Guardians of the Estuary: Community Leaders in the Delta” was inspired by the Delta Tribal Environmental Coalition’s (‘DTEC’) Civil Rights Complaint filed with the US Environmental Protection Agency against the State Water Resources Control Board. Cintia Cortez, Restore the Delta’s Policy Analyst and coordinator of DTEC, shares more information about the petition and complaint filed in December 2022. In the month of April, this series will highlight testimonies from community leaders within Stockton.
Join us on Thursday, April 11th at Hutchins Street Square in Lodi for a membership meeting to chat about all Delta issues with Restore the Delta. This event is free and open to the public. An agenda will be shared closer to the meeting date. Refreshments will be served.
Convene and connect with local communities, advocates, and supporters of Restore the Delta and learn about the status of the Delta tunnel, Delta policy, Harmful Algal Blooms, and more!
This is an important meeting in the making as the past few years Restore the Delta has been busy working on upcoming projects, building out new programs, and amplifying advocacy efforts to ensure the health of the Bay-Delta estuary and Delta communities.
Restore the Delta Note: The membership meeting is now hybrid! It will be streamed live on YouTube here.
Restore the Delta Note: This is Day 1 of Restore the Delta Program Days for April, join us for Day 2, our Where the Future Flows fundraiser, by purchasing a ticket by April 5th here!