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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Napa County Resource Conservation District, in Collaboration With the Nonprofit Abuelitos Foundation, Will Establish a New Watershed Group for Californias Napa River Watershed. Currently, Unsustainable Levels of Groundwater Extraction, Sedimentation, and Climate Change Have Exacerbated Issues of Water Quantity and Quality. This New Group Will Bring Together a Diverse Set of Stakeholders Including Agricultural Users, Residents, Environmental Organizations, and Governmental Water Managers to Improve Sustainable Water Management Practices in the Napa Valley. Additionally, a Watershed Coordinator Will Be Hired That Will Focus on Developing Collaborative Relationships Between Stakeholders, Organizing Outreach, and Facilitating Events Focused on Constructive Dialog About Sustainable Practices in the Watershed. the New Group Will Also Develop an Outline of a Napa River Watershed Restoration and Management Plan That Will Help Prioritize Future Planning and Projects.
Committed
$300,000
Paid out
$35.8K
12%
Committed, not yet paid
$264.2K
88%
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