Delta tribal environmental coalition

•September 9, 2026•Restore the Delta•Bay-Delta, california, california water, delta conveyance project, Delta tribal environmental coalition, delta tunnel, Environment, little manila rising, Restore the Delta, sacramento-san joaquin delta, Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians, State Water Project, Winnemem Wintu tribe

Voluntary Agreements Fail as Federal and State Partners Pull Out of Updated Bay-Delta Plan

Delta Coalition decries Voluntary Agreements framework as unreliable and ecologically destructive to an already fragile Delta Estuary For Immediate Release: September 9, 2026 Contact:Ashley Castaneda, ashley@restorethedelta.org SACRAMENTO — The Bureau of Reclamation and the Westlands Water District have indicated they will not participate in the Voluntary Agreements (VAs) if the State Water Board approves the updated San...

•August 20, 2026•Restore the Delta•Bay-Delta, california, california water, delta conveyance project, Delta tribal environmental coalition, delta tunnel, Environment, little manila rising, Restore the Delta, sacramento-san joaquin delta, Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians, State Water Project, Winnemem Wintu tribe

Delta Coalition Slams State Water Board for Failing to Take Tribal and Environmental Concerns Seriously in Updated Bay-Delta Plan

For Immediate Release: August 20, 2026 Contact:Ashley Castaneda, ashley@restorethedelta.org SACRAMENTO — Today, the California State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board) released the updated San Francisco Bay-Delta Water Quality Control Plan (“Bay-Delta Plan”), a critical policy guiding water quality, river flows, and ecosystem protections for the state’s largest and most fragile estuary. The updated plan was met with immediate...

•June 22, 2026•Restore the Delta•Bay-Delta, california, california water, delta conveyance project, Delta tribal environmental coalition, delta tunnel, Environment, little manila rising, Restore the Delta, sacramento-san joaquin delta, Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians, State Water Project, Winnemem Wintu tribe