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This selection at a glance
52
matching practices
6%
strong evidence, of 31 assessed
Evidence mix
21 practices not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: United States of America (52)
Results
| Select | Title | Evidence | Standing | Type | Location | Scale |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Denver Water — From Forests to Faucets Watershed Protection Partnership (USA) | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 7% 67/100 | Good practice | Denver, United States of America | — | |
| USDA Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 7% 67/100 | Good practice | Washington, D.C., United States of America | — | |
| Kissimmee River Restoration — Reversing a Flood-Control Canal Back Into 44 Miles of Meandering River | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 14% 60/100 | Good practice | Okeechobee, United States of America | — | |
| Seattle's Cedar River Municipal Watershed — Filtration-Avoidance Water Source Protection (USA) | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 14% 60/100 | Good practice | Seattle, United States of America | — | |
| Pocosin Lakes Peatland Restoration & ACR Carbon Accounting Methodology (USA) | Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported | Top 14% 60/100 | Good practice | Columbia, United States of America | — | |
| Hawai'i Watershed Partnerships (HAWP) — Cooperative Forest Protection Against Invasive Species | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 14% 60/100 | Good practice | Honolulu, United States of America | — | |
| New York City Catskills watershed protection | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 14% 60/100 | Good practice | Catskills, New York, United States of America | — | |
| Yahara WINS — Watershed Adaptive Management Paying for Farm Phosphorus Cuts Instead of a Treatment-Plant Upgrade (Wisconsin, USA) | Not assessed | Top 27% 53/100 | Good practice | Madison, United States of America | — | |
| Elwha River Dam Removal — Reconnecting 70+ Miles of Salmon Habitat and Restoring Sediment Flow (USA) | Not assessed | Top 27% 53/100 | Good practice | Port Angeles, WA, United States of America | — | |
| The Pinelands Development Credit Program — Market-Based Land Preservation in New Jersey's Pine Barrens | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 27% 53/100 | Good practice | New Lisbon, United States of America | — | |
| North Yuba Forest Resilience Bond — Investor-Financed Wildfire-Risk Reduction for a Water-Supply Watershed | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 27% 53/100 | Good practice | Marysville, United States of America | — | |
| MWRA Quabbin–Wachusett Watershed Protection Program (USA) | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 27% 53/100 | Good practice | Boston, United States of America | — | |
| US Wetland Mitigation Banking — CWA Section 404 Compensatory Mitigation | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 27% 53/100 | Good practice | Washington, United States of America | — | |
| Rio Grande Water Fund — Consortium-Financed Forest Restoration to Protect New Mexico's Water (USA) | Not assessed | Top 40% 47/100 | Good practice | Santa Fe, United States of America | — | |
| Klamath River Dam Removal — Four Dams Removed, 360+ River Miles Reopened to Salmon (USA) | Not assessed | Top 40% 47/100 | Good practice | Klamath, CA, United States of America | — | |
| Montgomery County's Agricultural Reserve — Four Decades of Transferable Development Rights to Save Maryland Farmland | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 40% 47/100 | Good practice | Poolesville, United States of America | — | |
| Philadelphia's Green City, Clean Waters — 25-Year Green Stormwater Infrastructure Programme | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 40% 47/100 | Good practice | Philadelphia, United States of America | — | |
| Hetch Hetchy Filtration-Avoidance Watershed Protection (San Francisco, USA) | Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported | Top 40% 47/100 | Good practice | San Francisco, United States of America | — | |
| Reinvest in Minnesota (RIM) Reserve Program | Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported | Top 40% 47/100 | Good practice | St. Paul, United States of America | — | |
| NYC Green Infrastructure Program — Rain Gardens and Permeable Surfaces to Cut Combined Sewer Overflows | Not assessed | Top 58% 40/100 | Good practice | New York City, United States of America | — | |
| Arcata Marsh and Wildlife Sanctuary — Constructed Wetlands Treating Municipal Wastewater (USA) | Not assessed | Top 58% 40/100 | Good practice | Arcata, United States of America | — | |
| Portland Green Streets & Tabor to the River — Bioswales Replacing Pipes in a Combined-Sewer Basin | Not assessed | Top 58% 40/100 | Good practice | Portland, United States of America | — | |
| Carbon by Indigo — National Soil-Carbon Payment Program | Not assessed | Top 58% 40/100 | Good practice | Boston, United States of America | — | |
| Street Edge Alternatives (SEA Streets) — Seattle's Natural Drainage Retrofit Cutting Stormwater Volume by 97% (USA) | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 58% 40/100 | Good practice | Seattle, United States of America | — |