Calaveras County Resource Conservation District - RCD

06/09/2026

RANCHERS - Come learn about protecting your livestock from predators. Tonight 6/9 in Jackson - Tomorrow 6/20 in San Andreas

05/27/2026

PEST ALERT- Glassy-winged sharpshooters found on Costco plant shipments

05/20/2026

Do you own forested land in Calaveras, Amador, Tuolumne or Alpine counties?

Do you want to learn about how others are implementing long term management practices to create a more resilient landscape?

Do you want to share your knowledge with other forest landowners?

Join us in Calaveras County on June 13th for our second session of the Forest Health Series!

What to Expect
🌲Site tour of Campstool Ranch
🌲Discussion of long term management of forested lands
🌲Knowledge sharing and community learning
🌲FREE lunch

Held at Campstool Ranch, the Lane Family, California Reforestation foresters and Tanner Logging operators will share their knowledge on how planning long term management of private forested lands leads to a more resilient landscape.

Register today! Forest Health Series Registration--Campstool Ranch, Calaveras County – Fill out form
(Registration is FREE, but required as spots are limited)

Can't make this one? Look out for future session details in Tuolumne and Alpine counties later this year!

Questions? Reach out to Erin at [email protected]

Registration link: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=Z9nwI-f7rUm6bAHNtQtycem7W6YoSxtAvEz18XPlEsJUNk9OTjVJRlU2QTVXREVMSFY1UzdOWkpIOS4u

05/15/2026

Creating safer, more resilient forests and communities starts before wildfire season arrives. During Wildfire Preparedness Month, projects like shaded fuel breaks highlight how proactive forest management can help reduce wildfire impacts in vulnerable areas.

Shaded fuel breaks work by thinning the dense vegetation while keeping larger trees intact. Removing ladder fuels and invasive plants can help slow wildfire movement, support forest health, and improve conditions for firefighters responding.

Used alongside tools like prescribed fire, grazing, and mastication, shaded fuel breaks are one of many strategies helping communities across California prepare for future wildfires.

05/14/2026

COME SEE US AT THE FROG JUMP!!!

05/05/2026

Help us protect and serve our one of Calaveras County's largest water resources. Join the Watershed Watch of Calaveras! 💧

Join CCRCD in gathering quarterly water quality measurements along different spots of the Calaveras River Watershed. Data collected will form a much needed database to be shared with our partners and community to guide long-term management of water resources in the county.

Volunteers will get the opportunity to get connected with the Calaveras River Watershed, spend some time outside and become citizen scientists! 🧑‍🔬

💧Get signed up today! Watershed Watch of Calaveras: Sign Up Form – Fill out form💧

Questions? Reach out to Erin Livernois, CCRCD Watershed Program Coordinator, at [email protected]!

04/24/2026

04/13/2026

Forest Health Stewardship Series
Link to Registration Form - https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=HDFncsSA50qPY0S2l7QH9jrowt4lF3BEtdNOb4kjgFdUODRGSFRDUUQzU1paRk41ODlOV1dWWEtYMS4u