FRESHWATER RESILIENCE

Freshwater Resilience is the ability of a freshwater system to sustain biodiversity even as it responds to a changing climate.

FLOODPLAIN PRIORITIZATION TOOL

Identify places in the Mississippi River Basin where restoration or conservation would have the greatest impact on the overall health of this river system.

WETLANDS BY DESIGN

Identify the best wetlands to restore & protect—and the most promising watersheds to work in—to reduce flood impacts and improve water quality and wildlife habitat.

AQUATIC BARRIER PRIORITIZATION

Reduced aquatic connectivity, the fragmentation of river habitats by dams, road stream crossings and other aquatic barriers are among the primary threats to aquatic species.

The Freshwater Network seeks to unite scientists, conservationists and policy makers with the best available data, models and tools to support science-based decision-making for water resources.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

See other resources that help guide our restoration and conservation efforts.

SUPPORT US

Explore ways in which you can support The Nature Conservancy’s work.

Photo credits this page ~ Slideshow images: 1. Shea Grehan/TNC Photo Contest 2019; 2. Byron Jorjorian; 3. Kate Redmond; 4. Margaret Pizer/TNC. Additional Resources thumbnails: Ian Shive; Innovation thumbnail: Robert J. Hurt; Support Us thumbnail: Erika Nortemann/TNC