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In partnership with the National Forest Foundation, the project removes 40 acres of the invasive tamarisk in the East Fork of the San Gabriel River, allowing native vegetation to re-establish when possible. Tamarisk invasion has long-lasting effects on riparian ecosystems, … Learn More

In partnership with Sensor Industries, the project installed 1,000+ sensors and other infrastructure to identify and report toilet leaks in three multi-unit buildings in metropolitan Los Angeles. This detection technology allows property managers to quickly respond to and address toilet … Learn More

In partnership with the National Forest Foundation, this forest restoration project takes place across 80-acres of land that were burned during the 2013 Rim Fire in California’s Stanislaus National Forest in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Project activities include falling dead … Learn More

In partnership with Blue Forest and the World Resources Institute, this forest restoration project is implemented across 48,000 acres of the Tahoe National Forest. This project reduces ground-level vegetation through manual cutting/thinning and controlled burns of undergrowth. This reduction of … Learn More

In partnership with The Nature Conservancy and California Waterfowl Association, this project creates 274-acres of temporary and critical wetland habitat for migrating shorebirds on agricultural lands in the Sacramento Valley. The project also contributes to groundwater recharge in depleted aquifers. Learn More

In partnership with Heal The Bay and the Bonneville Environmental Foundation, this project creates new green space in a park-poor neighborhood of South Los Angeles, California. The park also improves water quality in Compton Creek and the LA River. Learn More

In partnership with Shafter Wasco Irrigation District, this project constructs three groundwater recharge basins in Kern County, California in an agricultural region dependent on groundwater. The project helps achieve sustainable groundwater levels. Learn More

In partnership with Inyo National Forest and the National Forest Foundation, this watershed restoration project restores 2,091 acres within the headwaters of the Mono-Owens River watershed. The project is part of a broader effort to enhance forest and watershed health. Learn More

In partnership with Plumas Corp, the project restores 441 acres of meadow habitat in the headwaters of the North Fork Feather River by reconnecting Mountain Meadows Creek with its historic floodplain. Learn More

In partnership with the Council for Watershed Health, the project removes 3.25 acres of invasive giant reeds (Arundo donax) from the Los Angeles River watershed. Removing this thirsty invasive plant improved watershed health, including water availability. Learn More