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Everything is connected. When communities are faced with issues like extreme drought, it's often nature that delivers a solution. We can learn a lot about the world around us by looking at the soil under our feet - or, how the plants along a riverbank help to clean water coming in and also prevent flooding. That's why the Foundation for America's Public Lands has invested important seed funding to help Western communities trouble-shoot growing pressures from drought. Whether it's putting tech to work in ranching communities, or supporting infrastructure and restoration, each little glimmer has a meaningful impact across the entire Colorado River Basin.

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You know what they say... a picture is worth a thousand words. In this photograph you can see healthy, restored Country bursting with life on the left; on the right, over the fence, is an opportunity to turn cleared land into a thriving, connected ecosystem. This photograph shows the fence line that separates Bush Heritage's Red Moort Reserve from a neighbouring property in the south-west of Western Australia. Just down the road, a similar fence line exists between our Monjebup Reserve and a property with the wonderful name of Dodgey Downs. Bush Heritage is currently fundraising to purchase Dodgey Downs. This strategic acquisition would allow us to do what we do best - applying the best science, Indigenous knowledge and world-leading land management practices to restore the landscape and bring the bush back to good health. With a settlement date of 1 July, we only have 10 days left to secure the costs to protect this property, forever. Every dollar counts! Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/gpJD6Bwm 📷 Bee Stephens

After the Emancipation, Black Landowners acquired land and "passed" down the rights to the land to their heir as a means to building generational wealth. Essentially, this was not done through a formal judicial process and, today, we identify this as Heirs' Property (HP). HP is not only the leading cause of Black land loss but is also for other low-wealth groups such as Appalachian landowners. Come with us down memory lane and listen to some historical #lowcountry community members who've experienced the struggle with having Heirs' Property. https://lnkd.in/ecnHju_J #heirsproperty #landjustice

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Look out for Curby, the City’s Stormwater Mascot, in this month's Kannapolis Matters! 🐢 Curby is a Eastern Box Turtle, which is the state reptile. Like many other creatures, Curby calls the beautiful lakes, rivers and streams of Kannapolis home. 💧 It is Curby's mission to protect his habitat and to educate everyone in Kannapolis about stormwater and how it can affect the environment. 🌍 Learn more about Curby in the March Kannapolis Matters: https://lnkd.in/dPDbVtdN

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