Join us for the CV-SALTS 2026 Webinar for an update on the progress being made to address two of the Central Valley’s most significant water quality challenges: nitrate and salinity.

This webinar will highlight the science, collaboration, and solutions shaping the next chapter of the program. Participants will hear about key program accomplishments, progress implementing drinking water solutions, and the technical and planning work underway to develop sustainable approaches to long-term salt management.

What You’ll Hear About

The webinar will provide an overview of key CV-SALTS program highlights and take a deeper look at both the Salt and Nitrate Control Programs, including:

• Implementing the Nitrate Control Program: Hear about progress providing interim drinking water, efforts to develop long-term drinking water solutions, and initiatives underway across industries to reduce nitrate loading.
• Advancing the Salt Control Program: Learn about the CV-SALTS vision, what the latest salinity science is telling us, and how pilot studies and collaboration with Groundwater Sustainability Agencies are helping build the foundation for future implementation.
• Look ahead to the regulatory, policy, advocacy, and funding considerations needed to achieve long-term salinity goals.
• Questions & Discussion: Both program segments will include opportunities for attendees to engage with presenters and ask questions.

Who Should Attend?

CV-SALTS participants, water professionals, policymakers, community representatives, agricultural and industry stakeholders, and anyone interested in the collaborative efforts underway to address salt and nitrate challenges and protect Central Valley water quality.

Central Valley Salinity Alternatives for Long-Term Sustainability (CV-SALTS)

CV-SALTS is a broad-based group representing cities, private businesses, the agricultural industry, government agencies, and community organizations working together to develop policies and actions to provide safe drinking water for contaminated private wells and manage salt and nitrate for long-term health and sustainability.