Photo by: Trevor Hayes Do you have a stream, culvert, or erosion issue on your property that might require a Lake and Streambed...

A Woman Cultivator Nurturing Her Plants. Willits, CA — March 26, 2025  — The Rural Resilience Project (RRP) invites rural landowners,...

Wildfire, drought, and climate change are reshaping rural life. But communities are responding with wisdom and strength. Rural...

Rural communities deserve access to funding for restoration—but grant systems can be overwhelming. We’re here to help. Funding shouldn’t...

At RRP, we’re setting bold, inclusive goals for the year. Here’s how we approach sustainable planning—and how you can, too. Goal-setting...

Real change happens when communities come together. See how collaboration is helping rural areas access funding and build resilience. At...

Permaculture is more than just a farming method; it is a transformative way to live sustainably and work in harmony with nature. In rural...

Community gardens are a great way to bring people together and provide access to fresh produce. They also offer an opportunity to create...

Water is a precious resource, especially for farmers and landowners who rely on it for irrigation. With changing climate patterns and...

In the vast, serene landscapes of rural areas, where the beauty of nature often masks the underlying struggles, lie communities that are sev

Rural communities are the backbone of our nation, contributing significantly to its cultural and economic diversity. However, many of these

These grants support partner capacity, project readiness, and the implementation of projects aimed at improving ecosystem health, community