Yolo County Resource Conservation District

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.

Gold Ridge Resource Conservation District (RCD) has been serving the western Sonoma County community since 1941, focusing on the stewardship of land, water, soil, and wildlife. They provide non-regulatory, confidential assistance to help local residents and businesses enhance their natural resources through various conservation programs and projects. With initiatives aimed at improving habitats for endangered species like coho salmon, hosting workshops on land stewardship, and promoting community resilience through responsible grazing, Gold Ridge RCD plays a pivotal role in fostering sustainable agricultural practices and ecological restoration in the region. Their commitment to partnerships and education ensures a legacy of conservation that benefits both the environment and the community. Generated from the website

Yolo County Children's Alliance (YCCA) is dedicated to ensuring that every resident of Yolo County has access to essential resources needed to foster strong community ties. Committed to building stronger and healthier communities, their diverse initiatives include child advocacy, family support, and immigration services, all provided in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, Russian, and Dari. Through programs like the Family Resource Center, parenting classes, and youth employment services, YCCA empowers families and promotes well-being across the region. With a steadfast focus on collaboration and community support, they work to create brighter futures for children and families in Yolo County. Generated from the website