Current and future climate extremes and demands are and will stress the global water supply, leaving many nations scrambling to implement water sustainability goals and practices to ensure a water resilient future. For instance, California is facing a continual loss of snowpack storage that is being replaced by large intense rain events, which requires a new capture strategy to account for the dwindling snowpack. These new strategies will need to reach across physical and temporal scales, and require more predictive hydrological models and a better understanding of  underground processes that impact aquifers. Our scientists are actively working to better understand new strategies to recharge aquifers, short and long-term climate scenarios, wildfire impacts on water supplies, future storm intensities, and more. Learn more about groundwater management here.