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Agricultural landscapes can help store or sequester carbon through beneficial management practices. This 4 page factsheet provides information on how soil carbon can benefit landowners and their land, management practices that can prevent soil loss and restore carbon stores and grazing practices to increase carbon storage opportunities.
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Getting Past the Talk: Working with Communities
A fact sheet on the Cows and Fish Process in action; sharing our experiences working with communities.
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A fact sheet on the strategy to create successful partnerships with producers and their communities to effectively address riparian land issues. This community-driven approach may be useful for your group or agency to consider.
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A 2-page summary of the role Cows and Fish plays in riparian management, and where our emphasis lies in terms of program goals.
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Our focus is on increasing awareness and understanding about how riparian areas work.
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Protecting Shorelines & Streambanks – Naturally!
In the tension between land and water, water always wins. Healthy, well vegetated riparian areas slow the rate of erosion and balance erosion in one spot with bank or shoreline increases through deposition elsewhere. It is extremely difficult to solve erosion problems overnight but once the threat of erosion becomes obvious we tend to want a quick fix. Regaining streambank and shoreline stability may require the temporary use of erosion control structures, especially where insufficient riparian vegetation exists. Solutions may also require a watershed view to see all of the things that contribute to instability.
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