• Department of Water Resources
• Nathan Weyland, Weyland Visuals
• Don Cameron, Terranova Ranch
• Mike Antos, Stantec
• Adam Hutchinson, Orange County Water District
• Philip Bachand, Bachand and Associates
• Aysha Massell, Sustainable Conservation

The third bi-annual Flood-MAR Public Forum was held on November 8-10, 2021 to explore technical, socioeconomics, regulatory, and policy considerations to advance implementation of projects that use floodwaters for managed aquifer recharge (Flood-MAR).

Topic I. Partnership and Opportunities for Collaboration: The solutions to California’s water challenges can be effectively advanced through partnerships among experts and practitioners with the capacity and motivation to coordinate efforts and exchange knowledge and expertise. Making Flood-MAR possible requires a network that accommodates multiple levels of engagement of existing initiatives and collaboratives.

• Crop System Suitability
• Infrastructure Conveyance and Hydraulics
• Land Use Planning and Management
• People and Water
• Recharge and Extraction Methods and Measurement
• Soils, Geology, and Aquifer Characterization
• Water Quality