Aqualliance

The Nature Conservancy in Chico, CA, is dedicated to conserving the Amargosa River Project, a critical habitat in the Mojave Desert that supports over 100 targeted species for conservation, including unique flora and fauna found nowhere else in the world. Through collaborative efforts with land and wildlife agencies, the organization aims to maintain and restore natural ecosystems, while addressing threats from invasive species and habitat fragmentation. Spanning nearly 3 million acres along the California-Nevada border, the Amargosa River basin features a rich network of springs, marshes, and desert upland scrub, providing essential resources for native wildlife. The Nature Conservancy's initiatives focus on sustaining natural hydrologic processes and protecting vital connections between different habitats to ensure ecological integrity and biodiversity in this fragile environment. Generated from the website

Since 1975, Butte Environmental Council has been protecting the exceptional quality of life in the 1, 670 square miles of Butte County. The cities of Chico, Oroville, Gridley, Biggs, and Paradise bring Butte County's population to over 204, 000. The community-based, nonprofit organization is managed by a board of directors, four staff members, interns and volunteers, and currently has 800 members. To provide a central referral service for environmental organizations and the general public throughout Northern California. To fund programs through membership dues, fundraising events, contracts, and community and business sponsorships.

The Northern California Regional Land Trust is a non-profit organization based in Chico, CA, dedicated to preserving and protecting natural habitats and agricultural lands in the region. Through conservation easements and land acquisitions, the Land Trust works to ensure the long-term sustainability and biodiversity of Northern California's landscapes. Generated from their business information