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Got Water? Thank (and save) A Forest

Western water utilities know all too well the now famous phrase “stationarity is dead.” Planning for water security in the American West in the time of climate change requires getting ready for lo...

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Diverse group urges cooperation in divisive Western lands debate

The whole thing about working together, the value of communities and wild lands — they're connected, critical and interdependent."  ~ Kimery Wiltshire, Executive Director, Carpe Diem West The West...

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Why Some Western Water Agencies Are Writing 100-Year Water Plans

The way that the plan deals with watersheds I think is very important,” That’s because the plan connects the dots between customers’ taps and the upstream forests that naturally gather and store...

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Success Story! Water Agency Finds Innovative Way to Protect Headwaters

Goal: predict future water needs, figure out where the water can come from and protect those resources. Read how this forward thinking New Mexico Water Agency is protecting headwaters with smart solu...

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Weeding through Restoration Priorities

Here's a jump-start in creating your actionable watershed investment plan. Revitalization News highlights our Restorations Priorities Primer in their July 15, 2017 article.  

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