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Partner is technically Pepsico Latin America. Water for the Planet seeks to promote water benefits for PepsiCo's bottling plant through forest conservation and forest restoration in priority watersheds for water recharge in the Metropolitan Region of Guatemala. Learn More

Plant a Billion Trees is an initiative where the interest of several companies converges that seeks to prioritize strategic areas to be reforested for water production, in areas of riparian forest and areas with greater social, economic, environmental, mitigation and … Learn More

Ministerio de Ambiente, Agua y Transición Ecológica, Gobierno Autónomo Descentralizado Municipal de Mejía Learn More

The Nature Conservancy is working with the Jicarilla Apache Nation and the New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission (NMISC) to help resolve water scarcity in the Colorado River Basin through a water sharing agreement. This agreement will enhance the Jicarilla Apache … Learn More

More than half (55%) of the freshwater supply for the State of Baja California comes primarily from the Colorado River as surface water. The rest of the region’s water supply (45%) comes from groundwater, delivered from wells distributed throughout Baja … Learn More

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In partnership with Ducks Unlimited, the project will update infrastructure to better manage Blue Good Slough, a 60-acre semi-permanent wetland/hemi-marsh wetland. Updated infrastructure improves the management of an additional 215 acres of seasonally flooded land as well. Learn More

In partnership with Phytech, the project deploys technology on 1,700 acres of farmland in the Sacramento Valley to help farmers optimize crop production and irrigation management, reducing overall agricultural water demand. Learn More