Watershed Wealth crosses many traditional boundaries, and therefore works with:

Delivery Agents - farmers and ranchers, landscapers or nurseries, stewardship groups or others with the ability to restore habitat and undertake business as members of the Watershed Wealth Coop

Non-Profit Groups - volunteer or staffed non-profit or charitable groups with restricted budgets but good ideas, people and initiatives

Volunteers - interested individual citizens who want to help but aren't already a part of a group

Students and Academics - those who study or research in the fields of business / social entrepreneurship, environment / natural resources and other areas related to WWC

Government - agencies at local, regional, state/provincial and federal levels with mandates related to the activities of the WWC

Product Makers - people who make or sell products that use materials produced at Watershed Wealth sites

Brokers and Retailers - businesses that distribute or sell materials or value-added products associated with WWC

Land Users - Property Developers, Forestry and ConstructionCompanies, AgriBusiness, or anyone else that puts land to use and changes natural vegetation schemes in the process

Professional & Industry Associations - collective groups representing people with expertise in their area related to Watershed Wealth

Financial Sector - those interested in investing in our social enterprise