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Formed in 2013, the USA Rice – Ducks Unlimited Rice Stewardship Partnership (RSP) is a supply chain collaboration between the rice industry and a leading conservation organization with a mission to conserve working ricelands, water, and wetland wildlife. Learn More

La cuenca San Pedro 1 enfrenta desafíos críticos en materia de agua, como la escasez y la sobreexplotación, agravados por el cambio climático. La intensa actividad agrícola de la región incrementa aún más el estrés hídrico, lo que convierte a … Learn More

Proyecto diseñado e implementado por Kilimo, en colaboración con tres agricultores, a través de Irrigation Management, con financiamiento de una empresa privada. Learn More

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In partnership with Netafim, this irrigation efficiency project converts 145 acres of forage rotation at Triple M Farming in Madera County, California from flood irrigation to subsurface drip irrigation that uses effluent. Learn More

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In partnership with Chico State Enterprises and River Partners, this habitat restoration project takes place across 114 acres, improving habitat for Chinook salmon and environmental flows through three side channels of the Sacramento River near Redding, California. Learn More

In partnership with the Santa Clara River Conservancy, the Nature Conservancy, and the University of California at Santa Barbara, this floodplain restoration project reconnects a wetland with the Santa Clara River. The Santa Clara River is one of the last … Learn More

In partnership with the Council for Watershed Health, the project removes 6.6 acres of invasive giant reeds (Arundo donax) from the Los Angeles River watershed. Removing this thirsty invasive plant improved watershed health, including water availability and habitat quality. Learn More