Fellows will leverage expertise in tackling and reporting on the climate crisis

Maintaining a healthy Colorado River is essential to ensuring clean and reliable water supplies in the West and protecting critical ecosystems. But for decades, we have taken more water from the river than it can afford to give. This report outlines examples of nature-based solutions and conservation projects that can help us better anticipate, prepare for, and respond to climate change impacts.

After a number of major wins for coastal restoration, Gulf Coast advocates like Simone Maloz look to the future

“Any plan to protect those who rely on the river has to start with protecting the river itself.”

The state has used funding from the Restore Act and other programs to improve coastal resilience through natural infrastructure

Ten years ago, Congress passed the RESTORE Act. Today, this landmark legislation is advancing natural infrastructure that protects Gulf communities

Investments in natural infrastructure improve river health and help us become more climate resilient

First-of-its kind project will use machine learning and remote sensing to track beaver wetland changes in the Colorado River Basin