Confluence of the Middle and Coast Forks of Oregon’s Willamette River, cool waters, thick woodlands  and vast wetlands

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Young farmer working on land

Equipping partners to secure their water futures

In a changing climate and worsening water crisis, we need collective, immediate action rooted in nature. Brooke Atwell and Justus Raepple connect how TNC’s Resilient Watersheds Strategy is equipping partners for success with the ‘three Ts’ – training, tools, and technical assistance, including the Nature for Water Facility.

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 Blyde River Canyon in Kruger to Canyons Biosphere Region

Reconnecting people to water, through nature

What if we could restore nature and provide for people? What if we could adapt to a changing climate and keep it from getting worse? Program leads Mike Vice and Justus Raepple explore that rationale for launching the Nature for Water Facility and explains how it aims to support practical investments in watershed Nature-based Solutions to tackle some of the most urgent global crises: water scarcity, biodiversity loss and climate change.

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Unidentified green plant with seeds hanging close to needle like leaves

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