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We are continually learning. These reports and studies are some of the resources that are helping to inform our approach to grantmaking.
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May 5, 2022Arizona Voters Want To Prioritize Funding For Conservation, Restoration and Recycling Projects -
April 27, 2022Natural areas managed to provide ecological and societal benefits present an opportunity to address increasing climate change -
March 21, 2022National poll shows 8 in 10 believe action is needed now on solutions that safeguard rivers and oceans -
February 2, 2022This study’s findings suggest that, for middle schools in New York City and Denver, the racial make-up of a school’s student body is largely unrelated to school quality -
October 27, 2021Voters are particularly concerned about water supply for farmers and ranchers in the region, survey finds -
September 9, 2021Report offers recommendations on affordability so all residents can access safe and quality housing -
September 2, 2021Interactive maps highlight impacts on surface water and groundwater in Upper Mississippi River Basin -
August 31, 2021Better information on academics, better technology and personalized instruction top list of parent needs -
August 31, 202110.8 million children lacked access to the learning options they needed during COVID-19 -
August 4, 2021The Walton Family Foundation's Initial Exploration -
July 28, 2021A position paper presented by the Walton Family Foundation, working to protect and preserve water resources so nature and people can thrive together. -
June 23, 2021Understanding what the region's future leaders envision for the community where they live -
May 5, 2021A National Survey of Parents -
April 8, 2021Outlining the steps in the process of designing a socio-economic assessment plan -
April 5, 2021Water Resources Research -
April 5, 2021Water Resources Research -
March 11, 2021An Extensive View of the Research -
March 9, 2021Arkansas' Teacher Shortage and How to Fix It: Every child in Arkansas deserves an effective, qualified teacher in their classroom.