USDA announces $150 million partnership to support California water quality and quantity

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The partnership will allot public and private resources to conserve and restore the Sierra-Cascade California Headwaters.

SUNOL, Calif.,  — Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack joined Interior Deputy Secretary Mike Connor and California Secretary for Natural Resources John Laird to announce a new partnership focused on conserving and restoring the Sierra-Cascade California Headwaters as part of President Obama's Resilient Lands and Waters initiative on June 24, according to a press release from USDA.
 
Over the next two years, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Forest Service (FS) and Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) will invest $130 million in the partnership, which also includes the Interior Department, the State of California, non-profits, and private landowners. In total, the partnership will yield a minimum investment of $210 million by all partners. The Sierra-Cascade California Headwaters provides 25 million Californians with drinking water and much of the water for irrigated agriculture
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