Cumberland River Compact
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35 Peabody St. Suite #305
Nashville, TN 37210
Organization Details

Programs

Budget
$148,649.14
Description
The Working Lands program works with the professionals who manage pastures, farms, and forests to improve water quality. By partnering with individuals and communities we can restore the ecological function of healthy soil, maintain robust stream buffers, and replant native forests. Ecologically healthy lands soak up rain where it falls and prevent pollutant runoff.
Program Areas Served
Cumberland River basin
Budget
$4,460,521.00
Description
The Stream Restoration program encompasses a variety of urban and rural initiatives to repair stream banks, restore natural water flow, and enhance native plant and animal habitats. The program restores streams on public and privately owned land and ranges in scale from backyard creeks to miles of public streams and rivers. The ability to take on large-scale stream restoration projects ensures that we are protecting and stewarding the incredible biodiversity of the Cumberland River basin for future generations.
Program Areas Served
Cumberland River basin
Budget
$1,353,089.40
Description
The Urban Waters program works in urban and suburban areas to lessen the impact of development on water quality and to implement water-friendly conservation landscape practices such as rain gardens and pocket prairies. This program includes Root Nashville, a citywide campaign, led by the Cumberland River Compact and Metro Nashville, to plant 500,000 trees in Davidson County by 2050.
Program Areas Served
Cumberland River basin
Budget
$500,297.57
Description
The Education and Engagement program offers targeted educational experiences to all audiences recognizing that everyone is needed to ensure a clean and abundant supply of fresh water. The Compact strives to provide unique and energizing educational experiences for youth, educators, the community, and professional development for water workforce professionals.
Category
Environment  - Environmental Education 
Beneficiaries
Young Adults
Adolescents
Children
Program Areas Served
Cumberland River basin