The Delta Stewardship Council is a state agency in California that was created to manage and protect the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. The Delta is a large, interconnected system of waterways and wetlands that serves as a vital water source for millions of people in the state. The Council’s mission is to ensure that the Delta is managed in a way that protects its natural resources and biodiversity, while also meeting the needs of the communities that depend on it for water and other resources. The Council is composed of seven members who are appointed by the Governor of California and confirmed by the state Senate. It is responsible for developing and implementing a comprehensive plan for the Delta, as well as overseeing its implementation and monitoring its effectiveness.
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