With its partners, the Fund developed the Chattooga Watershed Conservation Plan as a common sense approach to preserving, restoring, and maintaining the native forest ecosystem in the 179,000-acre watershed, an area encompassing portions of three states and three National Forests.
The plan used geographic information systems technology to integrate information on stream corridors, forest types and sub-watershed basins to deliver an ecologically sound conservation plan.
The Conservation Fund
The Community of Practice is a virtual hub of knowledge and ideas – shared among peers – to promote the application of green infrastructure concepts and principles to the nation’s conservation priorities. Learn more »
Series of ten case studies featuring green infrastructure success stories from around the country.
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