While our water rights estimator and communications with willing sellers are strictly confidential, we pride ourselves on transparency regarding the water we do own and our process to acquire water from willing sellers. The Hydro Mapper and Conveyance tool are transparent resources to track water movement in the Walker Basin as it makes its way to Walker Lake. For any questions about transparency, or our work with willing sellers, please contact Water Program Director Carlie Henneman.
Resources
Walker Basin Restoration program Five Year Report
A Simulation Model for Evaluating Water Acquisitions to Reduce Total Dissolved Solids in Walker Lake
USGS HydroMapper
Walker Lake Ecosystem Research and Monitoring Summary Report, 2006–2013
The Nature Conservancy – Walker Lake Conservation Assessment
DTL & WBRP Program Authorities Thru Dec 2011
Great Basin Land & Water Study
A Report of Findings: Actions That May Increase Flows to Walker Lake
ET Mapping of Agricultural Valleys in the Walker River Basin, 2009-2011 (NDWR/DRI)
Walker Lake Fishery Improvement Program Final Report (NDOW)
An Assessment of Diversions and Water Rights (Myers)
Summary of Historic Surface Water Irrigation Diversions (Pahl)
Walker Lake — Terminal Lake at the Brink (Herbst et al., Lakeline Fall 2014)
Save American Rivers | Longest List of River, Lake and Bay Conservancy Organizations
Program Updates
May 21, 2019- Sustainable Agriculture Pilot Project Economic Impacts Analysis
Read the full WestWater Research Economic Impacts Analysis of the Sustainable Agriculture Pilot Project
WBC 2015 Form 990 Public Inspection
Walker Basin Agricultural Activities
Walker Basin Restoration Program Progress Report 2010-2011
Table of Acquisitions
The Nature Conservancy – Conservation Action Plan Summary