This user guide is a reference for conservation practitioners working with the ACPF and ACPF results in a watershed context. It is intended specifically for non-GIS specialists.
An overview of how the ACPF Modeling Approach can be used NRCS area-wide watershed assessments
ACPF Version 5 was released in the spring of 2023. Use this updated Users Manual as your reference when using Version 5 with ArcGIS Pro 3.0 and above.
Have you heard about the Batch and Build project in Polk County, Iowa? This innovative project used the ACPF and was able to get an impressive number of saturated buffers installed on the landscape in just a few short years.
A helpful guide for making landscape maps accessible for color blind producers.
The ACPF team held a Watershed Applications of ACPF virtual workshop in August 2020. As a follow-up to this work, the team created a graphic illustrating how the ACPF can be used in tandem with otherRead More…
The ACPF team, along with our partners, developed as series of graphics outlining how ACPF can be used in the EPA Nine Element Watershed Planning process. This graphic is intended for watershed and conservation planners exploring how theRead More…
The ACPF team, along with our partners, developed as series of graphics outlining how ACPF can be used in the NRCS Nine-Step Conservation Planning Process. These graphics are intended for watershed and conservation planners exploring howRead More…
The ACPF team, along with our partners, developed as series of graphics outlining how ACPF can be used in the NRCS Nine-Step Conservation Planning Process. These graphics are intended for watershed and conservation planners exploring howRead More…
A Q&A with Lindsay Olson, former Water Quality Specialist with Dunn County Land and Water Conservation Department on how they used the ACPF in the Wilson Creek Watershed in Western Wisconsin.