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Riparian project planted in early 2021 in area along McKenzie River burned by the Holiday Farm Fire in fall 2020. New trees are replacing the fire-killed tree canopy (center foreground). Riparian forests are the last barrier before sediment, excess nutrients, and pollutants enter this drinking water source.

Streamside Restoration Continues in McKenzie after Wildfire

July 21, 2021

The Streamside Series

TFT hits major milestone years early

January 28, 2021

The Freshwater Trust partners with King County to help improve water quality in Puget Sound

July 31, 2020

The Streamside Series

Breaking ground inside Ashland city limits

March 26, 2020

Oregon's Rogue River from above

Ashland, Oregon, selects The Freshwater Trust for new restoration partnership

September 24, 2018

The Freshwater Trust explores opportunities to reduce nutrients in San Francisco Bay through trading program

April 18, 2017

Infographic: 11 Elements of Water Quality Trading

December 8, 2016

First Director Hired in California

May 12, 2016

Kate Anderson, Freshwater Solutions program associate, Alex Johnson, Senior Freshwater Solutions director, and David Primozich, senior director of Ecosystem Services, in front of the new Sacramento office

The Freshwater Trust opens first office in California

February 10, 2016

Featured Case Study: Medford Water Quality Trading Program

November 13, 2015

Video – Medford Water Quality Trading

September 28, 2015

Scientific American covers water quality trading project

July 30, 2015