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Operations and Maintenance of Horizontal Levees: Lessons from the Oro Loma Pilot Project

by Alexis Gabriel | Jun 6, 2025 | Publications, Resilience

Transforming Urban Water Initiative Home Shoreline Adaptation Fairfield Suisun Sewer District Community Treatment Wetland First Mile Horizontal Levee Oro Loma Living Laboratory Palo Alto Horizontal Levee Transforming Shorelines Collaborative Resources Operations and...
ABOUT US The San Francisco Estuary is named in the federal Clean Water Act as one of 28 “estuaries of national significance." For over 35 years, the San Francisco Estuary Partnership has worked together with local communities and federal and state agencies to improve the health of California’s largest estuary.
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The San Francisco Estuary Partnership builds partnerships and leverages federal funding with millions of dollars in state and local funds for regional-scale restoration, water quality improvement, and resilience-building projects.