AAW Policy Bites: Water Rights & Resource Management: Watershed Management & Collaboration
- Nancy Coblentz

- 26 minutes ago
- 1 min read
Topic: Watershed Management & Collaboration
AAW believes that effective water management starts with cooperation between landowners, local governments, and conservation partners. Collaborative watershed management helps balance agricultural needs with long-term resource protection.
📌 Our Position: AAW supports watershed management plans developed through local partnerships and science-based data. We oppose federal overreach or one-size-fits-all mandates that ignore regional conditions or agricultural realities.
💧 Why It Matters: Farmers and ranchers are stewards of the land—and local leadership ensures that water solutions are both practical and sustainable. Collaborative watershed efforts strengthen communities while protecting water quality for generations to come.
📖 Policy Reference: 2024 AAW Policy Positions, page 31.
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