National Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s Grassland Resilience and Conservation Initiative will advance conservation practices across imperiled grasslands.

Sand County Foundation is empowering farmers with real-time data about their conservation practices.

This approach to conservation on agricultural land provides the greatest benefit to water quality, while providing a high level of flexibility to the farmer.

Grazing livestock is one of the five principles of soil health. Sand County Foundation is working in partnership with farmers to demonstrate the environmental and farm benefits of grazing.

Research shows planting dense, diverse and deep-rooted strips of prairie next to corn and soybean fields has multiple environmental benefits.

Farmer-led watershed groups are an efficient, low-cost approach to conservation. Sand County Foundation supports and initiates these groups in new areas.