Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Coastal San Luis Resource Conservation District in Southern California Will Strengthen the Coordination of Land and Water Planning in the Arroyo Grande Creek Watershed by Revitalizing the Arroyo Grande Creek Memorandum of Understanding Group. the Arroyo Grande Creek Watershed, a Coastal Watershed That Ultimately Drains Into the Pacific Ocean, Is Highly Impacted by Agricultural and Urban Modifications, Including Flood Control Infrastructure and Water Diversions. the District Will Engage a Diverse Group of Stakeholders Including the Newly Forming Arroyo Grande Groundwater Sustainability Agency, Surfrider Blue Water Task Force, Meadow Creek Restoration Project Science Panel, and the U.s. Forest Service. the Group Will Update Watershed Goals, Inventory Watershed Information Resources, and Update an Existing Watershed Management Plan. the Effort Will Increase Coordination and Planning Between Local Stakeholder Groups, Resulting in More Sustainable and Comprehensive Water and Land Planning in the Arroyo Grande Creek Watershed.
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