What is a Toolkit?
Have you already joined the LRP and feel inspired to take steps now to build resiliency at home, in your neighborhood & throughout your watershed?
That’s what the toolkits are for.
The toolkits group together resources by resilience goal, such as drought, fire and habitat resilience. They are designed to help you understand the topics, learn which resilience tools to use when, and support you if you want to share these resources in your community.
Build Community Resilience
LRP has collaborated with different partners throughout California to create these toolkits, and each one is a little different. Toolkits may include:
Overview information
Information on specific programs, projects and project partners focused on that resilience goal
Links to easy-to-follow, do-it-yourself design guides that explain how to apply tools like rain gardens, rain water harvesting, climate appropriate plants and more
Downloadable social media & outreach materials
View the Drought Resilient Communities Toolkit
View the Wildfire Resilience Toolkit
View the Streamflow Enhancement Toolkit
View the Habitat & Pollinators Toolkit
View the Landscape Transformation Toolkit
The Land Resilience Partnership provides free, downloadable design guides for use wherever you live, play or work. The design guides include directions on how to design, install, and maintain local on-site tools that can help you build resilience and contribute to a healthier watershed.
To see the do-it-yourself design guides for the resilience tools, visit the design guide page.
Click on the icons below to learn more about individual tools in the Resilience Toolkits:
Climate Appropriate Plantings
Rain Gardens
Rainwater Harvesting
Greywater Recycling - Laundry to Landscape
Winter Water Storage
Irrigation Efficiencies
Stormwater
Greywater Recycling - Mechanical
Mulching
Greywater Recycling - Sinks & Showers
Blackwater Recycling
Pollinator Corridors
Composting
Soil Building
Agriculture Management
Carbon Farming
Livestock Management
Fire Resilience