PepsiCo supports projects that invest in regenerative agriculture on farms across the Midwestern United States. These investments support PepsiCo’s Positive Agriculture agenda which includes supporting the adoption of regenerative, restorative, or protective practices across 10 million acres by 2030. PepsiCo provides funding for NFWF’s Conservation Partners Program, which supports farmers to adopt farming practices that can improve soil health while also improving habitat for fish and wildlife.
Altria supports conservation programs in the Chesapeake Bay, Columbia Basin, Cumberland Plateau, and longleaf pine ecosystems to conserve water, restore aquatic habitats, and promote more sustainable agriculture.
The Trinchera Blanca Foundation, an affiliate of the Moore Charitable Foundation, founded by Louis Bacon, supports the Rio Grande Program, which improves the ecological function of the river mainstem and its headwaters by working collaboratively with stakeholders to restore aquatic and riparian habitats that directly support native fish and wildlife.
The Scotts Miracle-Gro Foundation is partnering with NFWF, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and others to support work under the Monarch Butterfly and Pollinators Conservation Fund.
