The Cedar River Stabilization Project was formed by a group of concerned landowners, covering more than 100 miles along the Cedar River, running through five (5) counties and six (6) communities.

• An initial meeting was held in March 2000 to gather landowners feelings on the project. Over 60 people attended and wished for the continuation of the project.

• Current partners include 100 land users, 2 local entities, 7 regional entities, 3 state entities, and 3 federal entities.

• Has a strong information and education program, including a monthly newsletter, monthly planning meetings, presentations, and demonstrations.

• Held a Stream Workshop with nearly 50 people attending. Partners included: Nebraska Game & Parks Commission, Nebraska Wildlife Federation, US Army Corps of Engineers, and the Natural Resources Conservation Service. The group plans to hold a second workshop in January or February of 2002.

• A steering committee of 13 landowners and 8 advisory members has been formed. The committee meets monthly to discuss future actions of the group.

• Several stream assessments have been performed on the Cedar River.

• A US Army Corps of Engineers 404 General Permit application has been submitted.

• A Cooperative River Basin Study is in progress