Watershed Resilience for Working Landscapes
What is Watershed Resilience for Working Landscapes?
A program for Ag Producers and Land Managers to increase their operation sustainability by improving water reliability, increasing irrigation efficiencies, increasing forage production, and providing technical and funding assistance to anyone who would like help.
As an Ag Producer and/or Land Manager, are you struggling with:
- Reduced water availability due to droughts
- Risk of wildfire impacting your lands
- Reduced forage production
- Increased operational costs for equipment and materials
- Impacts to your land post fire
- Overwhelmed with where to start on projects to improve my working landscape
Given the struggles that landowners face, the Watershed Resilience Team is working to make it easier for everyone to participate in funding opportunities to improve their agricultural operations.
How we can help:
- More reliable water
- Reduce risk of catastrophic wildfires
- Increase forage production
- Reduce operating costs
- Restore landscapes affected by fire
- Provide technical assistance navigating funding opportunities
Field Tour - Wednesday, June 18th:
9 AM - 12 PM
Paisley Community Center
This workshop is designed for agricultural producers and land managers seeking to enhance their operations' sustainability. Participants will gain insights into improving water reliability, increasing irrigation efficiencies, boosting forage production, and accessing technical and funding assistance. The workshop includes visits to local project sites and firsthand accounts from Lake County landowners who have successfully implemented these practices.
This workshop is primarily a field tour with two site visits. We will meet at the Paisley Community Center then disperse from there to our first project site.
Questions? Contact Brandi Neider
Meadow Resilience Workshop & Field Tour 2024
Watershed Resilience Team
