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In 1996, Reclamation created the Water Conservation Field Services Program (WCFSP). The WCFSP is designed to encourage water conservation, to assist water agencies with developing and implementing effective water management and conservation plans, to Areas of emphasis for the WCFSP are:
Through successful implementation of the WCFSP, the SRAO seeks to demonstrate to the water user community, the public, states, other partners, and staff, the capability and commitment to managing and protecting water and related resources in an environmentally and economically sound manner. Through the use of technical and financial assistance, technology transfer, and education programs, the SRAO works in the public interest by:
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| Brian Sauer Water Conservation Field Services bsauer@usbr.gov (208) 383-2282 |
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Last Update: January 23, 2013 3:23 PM |
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coordinate with state and other local conservation program efforts, and generally to foster improved water management on a regional, statewide and watershed basis.
In cooperation with water users, states, federal agencies, local entities and others, the Snake River Area Office (SRAO) directs its water management and conservation efforts towards helping water users identify and implement water efficiency improvements that will improve the overall beneficial use of water and related resources.