Inspire change so people and nature th rive. Landowners receive incentives to conserve watershed habitat – like barbed wire to keep cattle out of rivers,

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Inspire change so people and nature th rive

Landowners receive incentives to conserve watershed habitat – like barbed wire to keep cattle out of rivers, bee hives or shade-grown coffee. Communities take pride in their efforts to conserve forests and grasslands. People and nature benefit from a cleaner and more reliable water supply for farming and drinking. Downstream water users pay into a fund, often through their water bill, which finances incentives for upstream landowners to conserve land.

Expectation of Impact Habitat protection Species protection Improved water quality Improved Livelihoods Integrated landscapes – climate compatible development Food security Flood prevention Fire control Institutional innovation