The Coca-Cola Company

Watershed Protection

The Coca-Cola Company's Watershed Program focuses on developing proactive, comprehensive and achievable solutions to water resource sustainability. A watershed is, simply, a geographic region whose boundaries are defined by the land and water bodies that feed any precipitation, like rain or snow, into a common collection area.

  • Southeastern Rivers and Streams

    Southeastern Rivers and Streams

  • Lake Malawi

    Lake Malawi

  • Southeast Asia's Mekong

    Southeast Asia's Mekong

  • China's Yangtze

    China's Yangtze

  • Mesoamerican Reef

    Mesoamerican Reef

  • Danube River

    Danube River

  • Rio Grande Rio Bravo

    Rio Grande Rio Bravo

Photos: Working with WWF, we are helping to measurably conserve seven of the world's most critical freshwater river basins.

Because we depend on local water supplies, understanding watersheds and how they work is extremely important to our business. We have developed plant-level training and management tools to help local employees and our bottling partners understand watershed issues and engage with communities, governments and conservation organizations to manage them.

Find out how we are working with USAID to improve the sustainability of watersheds.


 

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