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The Nevada County Resource Conservation District (NCRCD) was founded on November 13, 1943 with a mission to promote responsible natural resource management. The NCRCD is a state mandated not-for-profit Special District that is neither a regulatory group nor a county entity. We are a "political subdivision" of the State of California (under California Public Resources Code, Division Nine, Section 9003), not funded by the state, and required to pay state sales tax. We are federally tax-exempt under Section 170(c)(1) of the Internal Revenue Service code and can accept donations as tax-free contributions. We receive a small percentage of revenue from property taxes of Nevada County residents. The NCRCD is governed by a 5-member Board of Directors made up of local landowners appointed by the Nevada County Board of Supervisors to 4-year terms. Directors provide input for local natural resources management.

The Natural Resources Conservation, situated in Woodland, CA, is a hub of environmental stewardship and conservation efforts overseen by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). This federal agency takes on the crucial task of developing and upholding policies that influence agriculture, forestry, food safety, and the sustainable management of natural resources across the country. At this facility, a diverse array of programs is diligently managed to provide essential support to rural communities, farmers, ranchers, and consumers, encompassing everything from financial assistance initiatives to the administration of vital food and nutrition programs. Not only does the USDA actively engage in sustainable agricultural research at this location, but it also assumes a pivotal role in maintaining food safety standards, managing national forests, and advancing conservation efforts to safeguard the nation's rich natural resources. Through a blend of collaboration, oversight, and innovation, the Natural Resources Conservation facility contributes significantly to driving agricultural progress, fostering economic development, and enhancing the overall well-being of the public, making it a vital cornerstone of environmental protection and sustainability. Generated using this brand's available information

The Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission is a government agency based in Oroville, CA, dedicated to the conservation and management of marine resources in the Pacific Ocean. They work collaboratively with various stakeholders to develop and implement policies that promote sustainable fishing practices and protect the marine ecosystem. With a focus on research, monitoring, and enforcement, the Commission plays a crucial role in ensuring the long-term health and viability of fisheries in the region. Their efforts aim to balance the needs of commercial and recreational fishermen while safeguarding the marine environment for future generations. Generated from their business information