Taking a cue from the humble beaver, a landscape rises from the ashes in Colorado’s Grand County High in the Colorado Rockies, Grand County lives up to its name. Each year, from elevations of up to 14 ...

Human Nature spotlights solutions protecting water and strengthening local economies, from Arkansas Delta wetlands to Iowa farm fields and Mexican fishing communities Washington, D.C. -- The Walton ...

The Mombasa Declaration addresses illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing in 16 countries This summer, 16 countries across Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Europe and the Pacific came together to ...

Human Nature is a storytelling series featuring the people and communities working with nature-based solutions to protect water in the midst of climate change. This work is helping restore health to ...

The Walton Family Foundation’s new Water and Nature Fund will use catalytic investments to advance solutions that strengthen communities, protect water and help nature thrive Across the United States ...

In the Mississippi Alluvial Valley, local partners are connecting landowners to vital federal resources that preserve ownership and protect the land In the heart of the lower Mississippi Alluvial ...

Nature-based solutions can help communities meet the challenges of a changing climate while protecting livelihoods, strengthening local economies and restoring the places we share Nature is something ...

How farmers and flood advocates in Iowa are using the power of nature to store more water in the soil For centuries, the idea that farmers would grow multiple crops at the same time was a no-brainer.

Across Iowa, farmers are rediscovering an old idea: keeping living roots in the ground for more of the year. Nature-based solutions like relay cropping can help soil hold more water, reduce erosion ...

For farmers, adopting conservation practices can mean upfront costs and benefits that take years to develop. In Iowa, an innovative financing model is helping expand the support available to farmers ...

From the smallest streams to the vast ocean, water connects us all. Healthy rivers, lakes and wetlands sustain wildlife, strengthen communities, create economic opportunity and help protect people ...

In the Mississippi Alluvial Valley, land is more than a place to farm. It can be a livelihood, a family legacy and a connection to the natural world. Through nature-based solutions like restoring ...