The Prado Dam is regulating the flow of the Santa Ana River as part of ongoing flood management efforts.
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The Prado Dam is regulating the flow of the Santa Ana River as part of ongoing flood management efforts.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Sand from the Santa Ana River and Prado Dam is used for coastal protection against flooding.1 source
Preservation efforts begin along the Santa Ana River bottom.1 source
- County Flood Control department clears creeks in Santa Barbara County.Sub-event
- The Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority included the Inland Empire Utilities Agency in its Climate Adaptation and Resilience Plan.Sub-event
Prado Dam regulates Santa Ana River flow for flood management.1 source
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Santa Ana River
river in California, United States
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