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Forest Resilience Bond

The FRB Yuba Project I LLC, or the Forest Resilience Bond (FRB), is a financing mechanism developed by Blue Forest Conservation in partnership with the World Resources Institute. The FRB raises private capital to fund the upfront costs of forest restoration. Multiple beneficiaries of restoration, including the US Forest Service, State of California, and Yuba Water Agency, will share in the cost of reimbursing investors over time. Investment through the FRB will kick off a forest restoration project protecting 15,000 acres of forestland in the North Yuba River watershed using ecologically based tree thinning, meadow restoration, prescribed burning, and invasive species management—all specifically designed to reduce the risk of severe fire, improve watershed health, and protect water resources.

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Featured Impact Story

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The Forest Resilience Bond funds a forest restoration project protecting 15,000 acres of forestland in the North Yuba River, CA watershed using ecologically based tree thinning, meadow restoration, prescribed burning, and invasive species management—all specifically designed to reduce the risk of severe fire, improve watershed health, and protect water resources.

Impact Story

Fighting fire with finance

The Forest Resilience Bond funds a forest restoration project protecting 15,000 acres of forestland in the North Yuba River, CA watershed using ecologically based tree thinning, meadow restoration, prescribed burning, and invasive species management—all specifically designed to reduce the risk of severe fire, improve watershed health, and protect water resources.


Impact Update

Forest Resilience Map

Check out the map below to stay updated with areas the National Forest Foundation are actively treating:

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Sectors and Topics:

Environmental Sustainability

Region(s):

North America

Countries:

United States

US States:

California

First Year of Investment:

2018

Website:

https://www.forestresiliencebond.com

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