Conservation Effects Assessment Project FAQs
Why is CEAP important?
Federal funding supports conservation programs and practices on private lands in the United States, such as the restoration of western Lake Erie and the Mississippi River Healthy Watershed Initiative. The information from the 2012 National Resources Inventory Conservation Effects Assessment Project will provide the farming community, the general public, legislators, and others involved in environmental policy, with a current accounting of the environmental impacts of conservation practices in these areas.
Last modified: 08/20/12
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