Yolo County Resource Conservation District. Supporting agriculture and conservation since 1955.
Yolo County Resource Conservation District. Supporting agriculture and conservation since 1955.
Who We Are
Yolo County Resource Conservation District acts as a central hub for conservation, connecting our community and individuals with the technical, financial and educational resources they need.
What We Do
Yolo County RCD commits to protect, improve and sustain the natural resources of Yolo County by developing, evaluating and implementing conservation practices through cooperative land users, providing technical guidance and on-site expertise, educating agencies and the public in resource conservation and enhancement and sponsoring partnerships and networks.
Our Recent Projects
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CDFA Healthy Soils Program Demonstration Project on Yolo Land & Cattle Co.
Compost on Sacramento Valley Rangelands: Boosting ranch productivity, soil health and carbon storage
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Wildlife Corridors Project
Restoring 5 miles of the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area (YBWA) to provide year round habitat for wildlife escaping seasonal flooding.
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Westside Sacramento
IRWMP Administration and coordination for the implementation of the Westside Sacramento Integrated Regional Water Management Plan.
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Yolo Creek and Community Partnership
Planning and management of on-farm restoration and habitat conservation projects in Yolo County’s agricultural community in partnership with Center for Land Based Learning and Putah Creek Council.
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Board Meetings
Board meetings are held on the third Wednesday of every month at 5:05pm in the Woodland Field Office conference room at 221 West Court St. Ste. 1, Woodland, CA. See the latest board meeting update.
655,360
Total Acres of Yolo County
532,000
Acres of Farmland
190,000
Acres of Rangeland
1,820
Acres of Public Open Space