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In partnership with the Council for Watershed Health, the project removes 2 acres of invasive giant reeds (Arundo donax) from the San Gabriel River watershed. Removing this thirsty invasive plant improved watershed health, including water availability. Learn More

In partnership with Trout Unlimited, this project continues meadow restoration efforts in the headwaters of the Kern River and the Owens River watershed, with a focus on the Horseshoe-Round Meadow Complex. In addition to increased groundwater infiltration, the project enhances … Learn More

In partnership with Netafim, this project converts 56-acres of crop on Perez Farm in the San Joaquin Valley from flood to subsurface drip irrigation, reducing water use while ensuring continued agricultural productivity. Learn More

In partnership with Council for Watershed Health, this portfolio of projects targets arundo removal in the Los Angeles and San Gabriel River watersheds. Arundo displaces native vegetation, degrades habitat, and consumes significantly more water than native species. Learn More

In partnership with the Los Angeles Neighborhood Land Trust, this school greening project converts 33k+ square feet of paved area into green space in Central Los Angeles, California. The project also creates infrastructure to capture and retain stormwater. Learn More

In partnership with the Quechan Indian Tribe, the project implements irrigation improvements to enhance the reliability and efficiency of agricultural water delivery on Quechan farmland.The Tribe is also undertaking a seasonal fallowing program that will leave 443 acres of land … Learn More

In partnership with Friends of Stevens Creek Trail, this project will improve infrastructure that contributes to the quality of salmonid habitat in an important ~1-acre stretch of Stevens Creek. Project activities also include removing non-native plant species and replanting native … Learn More

In partnership with the National Audubon Society, this project creates 432 acres of summer wetland habitat for migratory birds in California’s Central Valley by flooding wetlands using leased water. The project leases 1,300 acre-feet of water a year on private … Learn More

In partnership with the Quechan Tribe and Blue Commons, phase two of this project continues irrigation infrastructure updates and carries out an additional 20-acres of restoration activities. Project activities include removing invasive vegetation, planting native vegetation, and seasonally fallowing an … Learn More

In partnership with the USDA Forest Service, this project restores 500 acres of meadow atop the Sierra Crest of the Sierra Nevada Divide in the El Dorado National Forest. The project site has been degraded by animal grazing, recreational use, … Learn More