San Joaquin Valley Greenprint Pilot Project

Client: Sequoia Riverlands Trust

Whenever drought comes to California, we're reminded of the critical importance of groundwater to our farms and cities. New policies at the state level make it more likely than ever that we'll improve our groundwater management before the next drought comes. As part of a "Greenprint" project supported by the Fresno Council of Governments, GreenInfo worked with the Sequoia Riverlands Trust (SRT) to identify areas where groundwater enhancements projects are likely to be especially effective.

Sequoia Riverlands Trust’s San Joaquin Valley Greenprint Demonstration Project explores the potential contribution of land-based strategies to watershed effectiveness, usable water supply and groundwater sustainability, focusing on three themes:

Soil Enhancement and Water Resources
Floodwater Threats and Opportunities
Mineral and Water Resources

GreenInfo assisted with data gathering, analysis, print cartography (both poster and letter size), and web development. We did all data and cartography work using Esri ArcMap, and then developed the website using Postgres/PostGIS, Mapserver, Leaflet, and other open source tools.

Focus: Conservation

Services: Interactive Solutions, GIS Services, Analysis, Data, Maps, Cartography, Web Mapping

Tags: Esri ArcGIS

Project Years: 2016, 2017

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San Joaquin Valley Greenprint Pilot Project

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