Watershed Wealth is a cost-effective solution for multiple governmental management, planning and environmental problems, and contributes to local economic development.

Local & Regional Governments

The Watershed Wealth approach is popular with homeowners, developers, farmers and the business community. If no one in your jurisdiction is performing Watershed Wealth, your own Public Works, Parks or Environmental departments can undertake our program on public lands or right of ways, and keep the income to augment budgets. Watershed Wealth is currently developing a s special package that provides developers an easy, cost-effective way to improve property value, improve habitat and meet permitting requirements. Contact us for more information on how we can work with your local government.

Senior Governments

Senior governments support the Watershed Wealth approach because it both improves habitat and assists them with their mandated activities of planning, natural resource management and state of the environment reporting. At Watershed Wealth, our business is to re-grow healthy habitat in places it was lost or degraded. Monitoring that occurs in the regular course of checking “crop” across our Watershed Wealth clients sites generates a consistent suite of baseline habitat and ecosystem data in amounts and breath of parameters that no government has capacity to undertake themselves. Many of these data point streams are in previously unmonitored areas, or on sites from which information is not usually accessible to government. This real-time data is housed in an online GIS based warehouse. Data streams, and if desired their interpretation, are a cost effective alternative to in-house data collection and can greatly assist agencies with natural resource management planning and reporting during budget-shrinking times. Senior governments also like Watershed Wealth because of its consumer, business and landowner-targeted educational components and social networking (community based social marketing), and that it generates profits that fund key environmental initiatives that governments and non-profits and community groups undertake.