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This PCoP Webinar provided an overview of the Sustainable Rivers Program (SRP), an ongoing national partnership between USACE and The Nature Conservancy. Presenters Michelle Mattson (Institute for Water Resources), Jim Howe (North American Policy & Government Relations, The Nature Conservancy), and Lane Richter (Regional Planning and Environmental Division) discussed SRP’s mission to improve the health and life of rivers by changing infrastructure operations to restore and protect ecosystems, while maintaining or enhancing other project benefits. SRP works with water managers, operators, planners, scientists, and stakeholders to formulate alternative management strategies, modernize strategies for operating purposes related to the environment, and deliver more benefits from already built USACE water resources infrastructure.

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