This project will grow adaptive capacity to increase civic action to plant the rain to retain water within the watershed to minimize erosion, restore native vegetation/habitats, and increase soil moisture, to drive action toward preparing for rising temperatures within the Colorado River Basin.
The project supports information gathering, planning, and decision making by tribal leaders and experts with the ultimate goals of setting water quality standards and outlining a collaborative water monitoring program for Bears Ears National Monument.
This project provides staff support to the Penobscot Nation’s Department of Natural Resources in order to consult governments and labor/environmental allies on planning and policy processes regarding offshore wind and clean energy advancement.
This project supports the restoration of willows, mesquite and cottonwood vegetation in riparian areas to reduce hazardous fuels and erosion that pose wildfire threats in recreation areas, increase habitat conservation, and enhance water quality.