Behind the scenes, from the Executive Director's perspective, of the CCRCD, a special district of CA conserving the County's natural resources
Contra Costa County
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Our latest newsletter focuses on fostering resilient landscapes. Read more: ccrcd.org/newsletter
Check out this month's newsletter: Cultivating Curiosity and Growth ccrcd.org/newsletter
Here at the General Manager Leadership Summit. Speakers have all been dynamic. Topics are really relevant #GMsummit26
We're tabling this weekend at the @ContraCostaFair We're near the other agriculture displays. Come say hi and learn more about us and our federal partner @NRCSCalifornia
Our newest newsletter is out: Building Resilient Watersheds.
Check out stories about our upcoming Fish Migration Day Festival, Trout in the Classroom, and an Earth Day creek cleanup reflection ccrcd.org/newsletter
Happy Earth Day! If you're still seeking ways to reconnect with nature, check out our upcoming events ccrcd.org/events
Come join us and learn more!
Contra Costa Resource Conservation District @CCRCD_ED hosts the "California Wildfire in a Warming Climate" #webinar. Daniel Swain breaks down the link between weather, climate & wildfire, & where CA adaptation is working (& where it’s not). @Weather_West
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Another Saturday with the Contra Costa County Shoreline Leadership Academy. This time we're at Big Break Regional Park learning about their sea level rise plans, the role of wetlands, and the importance of public access @EBRPD
Here with the Contra Costa County Shoreline Leadership Academy learning more and getting a tour of the future site of the North Richmond Living Levee. A great example of a nature-based solution to adapt to future sea level rise
Our newest newsletter is out, nature-based solutions in action! ccrcd.org/newsletter
Thank you @KQEDscience for spotlighting our critical work! We’re deeply grateful for our partners and cohort. Together, we’re working toward solutions that support both our local communities and the environment 🌱🏡
Thousands of unhoused Californians live along streams, creeks and canals, often in conflict with environmental goals. A Bay Area program is betting it can be part of the solution. kqed.org/news/12058952/encam…
Currently here learning more about Doughnut Economics for SF Tech Week. And here meeting other folks interested in the environmental movement and making new connections partiful.com/e/f1ooFTO4SKFY3…
Our August issue of Ridges to Reefs is out! Read all about our interns, pollinator gardens, and the waters of Contra Costa County ccrcd.org/newsletter?lang=en…
Come join us tomorrow for movie night! There will be showings of 2 nice restoration themed films. Then I'll be presenting with folks from the Walnut Creek Watershed Council. events.humanitix.com/green-m… @sustcoco
We're here at the Ambrose Community Center in Bay Point for their Unity in the Community event. We're gathering community input for the upcoming green infrastructure project on site. Come say hi and learn more
Check out our June Ridges to Reefs newsletter. We're discussing wildfire, oceans, and our migrating fish event ccrcd.org/newsletter
Check out our latest Ridges to Reefs newsletter. Learn more about the Delta, local fish passage, and CA poppies on the Richmond Greenway ccrcd.org/newsletter
I see folks everyday that are concerned and doing good work to support our adaptation to climate change. We can all do our part. The environmental movement continues.. 🌎theguardian.com/environment/…
