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The Yavapai Apache Nation Is Facing Historic Threats to Its Flowing Verde River and Its Groundwater Supplies. the Development of the Nations New Water Reclamation Facility (WRF), Improved Irrigation Efficiencies, Floodplain Rehabilitation Riparian Habitat Restoration, Integrated Hydrologic Modeling, and Developing Integrated Modeling Scenarios Will Provide Many Benefits to the Tribe, Including: Salvaging Water That Would Otherwise Be Lost to Evaporation in the Lagoons, Allowing Farms to Better Understand Its Water Usage in Order to Make Plans for Improvements to Its Conservation Practices, Developing a Sustainable Rehabilitation Plan for a Portion of the Desertified Floodplain Terrace, and Running Integrated Model Scenarios to Compare Optional Management Strategies and to Account for Predicted Impacts of Climate Change and Ongoing Drought, Central to the Nations Successful Water Resources Management.
Committed
$499,151
Paid out
$105.2K
21%
Committed, not yet paid
$394.0K
79%
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