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Napa County Resource Conservation District
The Napa County Resource Conservation District (RCD) is a local non-regulatory agency whose mission is to promote responsible watershed management through voluntary community stewardship and technical assistance.
The goals of the RCD are: promotion of watershed based land stewardship, including sustainable agriculture; protection and enhancement of waterways and water quality; reduction of soil erosion; preservation and restoration of wildlife habitat; and, fostering of an informed and knowledgeable community.
Education and Outreach
The RCD publishes a quarterly newsletter, Conservation News, in cooperation with the NRCS. We provide several types of services including education programs; assistance to stewardship groups; restoration; support of sustainable farming; hydrological and biological research and monitoring; and opportunities for volunteer involvement.
Organization Assistance or Group Development
Assistance to stewardship groups.
Restoration, Enhancement and Implementation
Restoration and support of sustainable farming
Watershed Monitoring
Hydrological and biological monitoring
Organization Facts, History, or Background
The RCD acts as an informational network to facilitate natural resource conservation through community involvement, education, technical expertise, and scientific research. We are committed to utilizing voluntary, cooperative and scientifically sound methods to ensure that the natural resources of the watersheds within our district are sustained, restored and protected, while supporting the long-term economic and social vitality of the region.
Leadership Type
Board of Directors
For more information about the Napa County Resource Conservation District Group, visit their website or contact:
1303 Jefferson Street, Suite 500B
Napa, CA 94559
Telephone: 707-252-4188
Fax: 707-252-4218
e-mail: staff@naparcd.org
District Development/Stewardship Coordinator: Leigh Sharp
