While conservation finance is far from new, there is a wide array of emerging research and innovative models for aligning conservation practice implementation with market-based mechanisms. But how do we translate this research and innovation into implementation?
Tune in to today's webinar as we explore three examples of conservation finance in practice – from incorporating conservation into ag leases to aggregating conservation drainage bids and public-private collaboration.
Featured Speakers
Ricardo Costa, Field Crops Educator, Michigan State Extension: "Agriculture focused efforts in reducing P losses in the Western Lake Erie Basin"
Alejandro Plastina, Associate Professor and Extension Economist, Iowa State University: “Incorporating Conservation Practices in Farmland Leases”
Aaron WeibeInterim Director of Technology Services and Communications, Extension FoundationExtension Foundation
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