Yosemite/Sequoia Resource Conservation & Development Council

Yosemite/Sequoia Resource Conservation & Development Council Yosemite/Sequoia RC&D Council is a 4 county non-profit organization serving Fresno, Madera, Mariposa, and Tulare Counties.

The Yosemite/Sequoia RC&D Council promotes the quality and aesthetic values of our cultural, environmental, and recreational resources by improving the quality of life through diverse sustainable economic development. The mission of the Yosemite/Sequoia RC&D is to promote the quality and aesthetic values of our cultural, environmental, and recreational resources by improving the quality of life through diverse sustainable economic development

Know someone who cares about clean water, wildfire safety, or protecting the Sierra Nevada?Share this page with them. Y/...
06/11/2026

Know someone who cares about clean water, wildfire safety, or protecting the Sierra Nevada?

Share this page with them. Y/S RC&DC does the on-the-ground work, but the more voices behind us, the bigger the impact.

Follow us. Share a post. Tell a neighbor.

Conservation starts with community.

πŸŒ²πŸ’§ Forest density and watershed health are directly linked.Overcrowded forests compete for limited water. Stressed trees...
06/10/2026

πŸŒ²πŸ’§ Forest density and watershed health are directly linked.

Overcrowded forests compete for limited water.

Stressed trees become fire fuel.

Degraded soil loses its ability to absorb rainfall and recharge aquifers.

That's why forest thinning and fuel reduction aren't just fire prevention, they're water protection.

Healthy forests hold more water.

Conservation doesn't happen alone. YS RC&D is proud to work alongside local landowners, agencies, tribes, and community ...
06/09/2026

Conservation doesn't happen alone. YS RC&D is proud to work alongside local landowners, agencies, tribes, and community organizations who share our commitment to protecting the Sierra Nevada landscape. Our strength is in our partnerships. Together, we cover more ground, reach more people, and restore more land.

Who are the conservation champions in your community? Tag them below.


World Oceans Day is a reminder that ocean health doesn’t start at the shoreline.It starts in the Sierra Nevada, where sn...
06/08/2026

World Oceans Day is a reminder that ocean health doesn’t start at the shoreline.

It starts in the Sierra Nevada, where snowpack melts into rivers, flows through farmland, and eventually reaches the Pacific. The forests and watersheds we protect in the Central Valley foothills are part of a connected system that stretches all the way to the coast.

Swipe to see how our work connects to the world’s oceans, and how you can be part of protecting it.

Link in comments to get involved.

Happy National Trails Day!The trails that wind through our Sierra Nevada forests aren't just recreational β€” they're acce...
06/06/2026

Happy National Trails Day!

The trails that wind through our Sierra Nevada forests aren't just recreational β€” they're access points for fire crews, paths for wildlife, and corridors for conservation. Get out there this weekend and walk one.

Notice the forest around you. A healthy trail means a healthy forest.

Tag us in your trail photos today β€” we want to see your Sierra Nevada.

Today is World Environment Day β€” and for us, protecting the environment starts with protecting it from fire. Healthy for...
06/05/2026

Today is World Environment Day β€” and for us, protecting the environment starts with protecting it from fire.

Healthy forests don't just store carbon and filter water. They depend on communities that take fire prevention seriously.

This World Environment Day, we're asking you to do one thing: walk your property. Clear your defensible space. Remove dead fuel before summer heat arrives.

Protect the land. Protect your home. Protect your community.

A healthy meadow isn't just pretty β€” it's a natural sponge. Mountain meadows slow runoff, filter sediment, recharge grou...
06/03/2026

A healthy meadow isn't just pretty β€” it's a natural sponge.

Mountain meadows slow runoff, filter sediment, recharge groundwater, and regulate stream flow. When meadows are degraded, we lose all of that β€” and downstream communities feel it. Restoring and protecting these critical ecosystems is at the heart of what we do at YS RC&DC.

Every dollar we invest in watershed health today saves thousands in flood damage, water treatment costs, and fire recove...
06/02/2026

Every dollar we invest in watershed health today saves thousands in flood damage, water treatment costs, and fire recovery tomorrow. YS RC&DC works on the ground β€” planting, restoring, educating β€” so our communities have clean water and safer land for generations to come.

Want to be part of that work?

Your support goes directly into the field.

Link in comments to donate.

World Reef Day is a reminder that healthy water systems are interconnected β€” from the Sierra Nevada headwaters to the ri...
06/01/2026

World Reef Day is a reminder that healthy water systems are interconnected β€” from the Sierra Nevada headwaters to the rivers that flow to the sea.

What happens upstream matters downstream. When we protect our mountain watersheds, we protect the entire chain of life that depends on clean, flowing water.

Every watershed matters. Every forest counts.

πŸŽ‰ Big news for Eastern Madera County.The Fire Adapted Madera County (FAM CO) Wildfire Resilience Office is officially op...
05/31/2026

πŸŽ‰ Big news for Eastern Madera County.

The Fire Adapted Madera County (FAM CO) Wildfire Resilience Office is officially opening its doors and Yosemite Sequoia RC&D Council is proud to be part of it.

πŸ“ Oakhurst Government Center | 40232 Junction Drive
πŸ“… Tuesday, June 2nd | 12:30 - 2:00 PM

FAM CO brings together organizations working on wildfire resilience, prescribed burning, community preparedness, and regional partnerships across Eastern Madera County.

Come celebrate this milestone with us. Link in comments for details.

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40108 Highway 49, Ste. C #298
Oakhurst, CA
93644

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Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
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