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- Resource Conservation District of Santa Cruz County Seeking Executive Director
- Grants to Help Livestock Owners Manage Drainage & Manure
- Free Services for Private Well Owners in the Mid-County Area
- Take a Load Off!
- $435,000 Grant Awarded to the Resource Conservation District of Santa Cruz County for Coho and Steelhead Recovery
- Calming the Storm: Tour and Technical Training, Using “Natural Methods” to Manage Stormwater
- Wildlife Conservation Board Awards a $211,372 Grant to the Resource Conservation District and Trout Unlimited
- A Landowner’s Story: Helping to Restore Soquel Creek
- Former RCD Executive Director Karen Christensen Passes Away
- Water Tour Highlights Using the Landscape for Stormwater Management
- Great Turnout to the Blue Circle Gathering on November 10
- Tour to Showcase Water-Wise Features at Heart of Soquel Park and Soquel Creek Water District
- "Collaborating for Success: Stakeholder Engagement for SGMA Implementation" released!
- California State Coastal Conservancy Awards a $1.1 million grant to central coast Resource Conservation Districts
- Wildlife Conservation Board Awards a $465,000 grant to the Resource Conservation District to restore riparian habitat in areas critical to endangered amphibian and fish species
- College Lake Multi Objective Management Study Now Available Online
- RCD Annual Report now available online
- Community Water Dialogue and RCD featured by National Geographic
- A State of Harmony
- RCD Welcomes Chris Coburn as New Executive Director
- Congratulations to Rich Casale on 40 Years with NRCS
- Conservation Partners Plan for Salmonid Recovery in San Vicente Creek Watershed
- Using Rainwater Runoff as a Resource
- RCD Offers Rebates for Chipping Services for Fire Protection
- Dam Removed on Branciforte Creek
- Watsonville Sloughs Hydro Study Released
- RCD Salutes Executive Director Karen Christensen
- Karen Christensen - Recipient of the James Irvine Foundation
- Equine Facility Demonstration Site Tour: Santa Cruz County
- Dia de Los Muertos 2012
- Habitat Restoration Volunteers Needed
- Local "Green" Stormwater/Conservation Project Entered in Worldwide Contest!
- Have You 'Herd'?
- CCOF Annual Convention: Education Conference & Annual Meeting
- UPDATE: Watershed Cruzin' Educator Workshop January 25, 2011 at the Seymour Center
- Rainwater Catchment Workshops in November
- Santa Cruz County Planning Commission Unanimously Approved
- RCD of Santa Cruz County Receives Funding for New Program for Disadvantaged Farmers and Ranchers in the Monterey Bay Area
- Sustainable Agriculture Practice Workshop - From The Forest, Rangeland And Cropland To The Sea
- Blue Circle Meeting
- Join the Conversation to Shape a Conservation Blueprint for Santa Cruz County
- Slow it, Spread it, Sink it! Greening Stormwater Runoff Around Your Home
- A Santa Cruz County Farmer Workshop: Access to Land, Access to Capital and a Mixer and Reception
- Don't Get Stuck In A Rut!
- 11th Annual Central California Invasive Weed Symposium (Formally "War on Weeds")
- Watershed Cruzin' Workshop at the Seymour Center
- Poster Contest Celebrating Ocean Day
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Upcoming Events
- RCD Board Meeting Wed. 9 May, 2018 (6:30 pm - 8:30 pm)
- iSpy Science at Pinto Lake Sat. 19 May, 2018 (10:00 am - 1:00 pm)
- RCD Board Meeting Wed. 13 Jun, 2018 (6:30 pm - 8:30 pm)
- RCD Board Meeting Wed. 11 Jul, 2018 (6:30 pm - 8:30 pm)
Contact Information
Resource Conservation District
of Santa Cruz County
820 Bay Avenue, Suite 136
Capitola, California 95010
Phone: (831) 464-2950
Fax: (831) 706-2115
Email: info@rcdsantacruz.org
RCD Board meetings are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 6:30pm.
of Santa Cruz County
820 Bay Avenue, Suite 136
Capitola, California 95010
Phone: (831) 464-2950
Fax: (831) 706-2115
Email: info@rcdsantacruz.org
RCD Board meetings are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 6:30pm.