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    • Case Study

    RestoreNet: Collaboration to Improve Success of Seed-Based Restoration on the Colorado Plateau

    RestoreNet tests the effectiveness of different combinations of restoration treatments and seeded plant species in a small scale, low risk environment. Researchers co-produce this knowledge with land managers to inform practices that are likely to be successful following large-scale disturbance across the southwestern U.S. and Colorado Plateau.

    Location Colorado Plateau
    Year
    2022

    Details

    Hazards
    Changing Seasons
    Drought
    Erosion and Shoreline Recession
    Multiple or All Hazards
    Assets
    Natural Areas and Wildlife

    Follow this link to read the full case study by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service:

    RestoreNet: Collaboration to Improve Success of Seed-Based Restoration on the Colorado Plateau

    Additional Resources

    RestoreNet website

    Organizations

    US Fish & Wildlife Service

    Relevant Options

    Through policies or incentives, ensure the viability of neighborhood-based gardens that contribute to local food production and beneficial pollinator habitat. Where appropriate, promote planting future climate adapted trees, plants and crop species.

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