California Regional Water Quality Control Board

The California Regional Water Quality Control Board is a government agency responsible for protecting water quality within specific regions of California. It creates and enforces rules to prevent pollution from sources like factories, sewage systems, and agriculture. The Board ensures that water bodies such as lakes, rivers, and groundwater remain safe for ecosystems, human use, and recreation. It reviews permits, monitors water quality, and takes actions to address pollution problems, helping maintain clean and healthy water resources across the state.