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Golden Hills received funding from the Regional Conservation Partnership Program for the West Nishnabotna Water Quality and Infrastructure Partnership. This project aims to improve water quality, increase flood resiliency, and protect local infrastructure across a 681,000-acre project area in southwestern Iowa. The project will complement similar activity on private lands in service of making the landscape more resilient in the face of increasing catastrophic flooding events. The partnership will report project outcomes through monitoring and modeling of soil and nutrient loss reductions.
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Eligible Sub-Watersheds
The HUC-12 watersheds in the map below are eligible. If your land is located within any of these red outlined areas, you may be able to receive cost-share for conservation practices!
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Landowner/Farmer Survey
Please complete this survey to help us learn how we can work with you to improve water quality and reduce flooding impacts in the West Nish watershed.
Eligible Practices
These practices are eligible for cost-share under Golden Hills' RCPP: