Sloughhouse Resource Conservation District

Sloughhouse Resource Conservation District Sloughhouse RCD's mission is to implement long-term sustainability to our local working lands This creates solutions that are long lasting and effective.

STATEWIDE RESULTS, LOCAL ACTION
The 98 RCDs in the State of California help solve California’s pressing statewide issues like climate change, reducing the impact of the drought, protecting clean water, creating habitat
for fish and wildlife, restoring critical habitat for endangered and
threatened species, and reducing the risk of wildfire. Utilizing partnerships with tribes, federal, state, and l

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agencies, they work citizen to citizen to build better communities, better economies, and a better environment. VOLUNTARY CONSERVATION EQUALS REAL AND LASTING CHANGE
RCDs make conservation happen by creating more informed communities that know how to conserve and preserve natural resources. RCDs pass on critical knowledge and create voluntary stewardship of natural resources through conservation projects, education and technical assistance. Their non-advocacy, nonregulatory position makes RCDs approachable and trusted allowing them to engage in resource issues in an objective, science-based manner. DEPENDABLE BECAUSE WE ARE ACCOUNTABLE
RCDs are trusted stewards of public and private funds. As Special Districts, RCDs are subject to state transparency and accountability laws. The Brown Act and Division 9 of the California Public Resource Code require public meetings, open records, annual audits and financial reporting to the State Controller’s Office. BETTER CONSERVATION COMES FROM A
COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH
RCDs develop comprehensive solutions in partnership with their community, landowners, decision makers, and science. They consider the full breadth of resource issues in their geographic district and think systemically about solutions to the critical problems of the day. REAL AND LASTING CHANGE IS BASED ON
STRONG RELATIONSHIPS
RCDs are governed by locally elected or appointed independent boards of Directors. RCD staff and Directors’ relationships with
their communities makes RCDs trusted and efficient facilitators of conservation outcomes. As Special Districts created under Division 9 of the California Public Resources Code, RCDs are local subdivisions of the state.

02/22/2026
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09/22/2025

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Thank you to Pat Hume for attending this event and making it memorable! The Cosumnes Groundwater Authority and Sloughhou...
03/04/2025

Thank you to Pat Hume for attending this event and making it memorable! The Cosumnes Groundwater Authority and Sloughhouse RCD were happy to host the Luncheon and promote our Mobile Irrigation Lab. See you all at our next Luncheon!

Check out Placer Resource Conservation District's Soil Health Field Day! Registration link and event details can be foun...
03/04/2025

Check out Placer Resource Conservation District's Soil Health Field Day! Registration link and event details can be found here: link.placerrcd.org/soil-health

Join us for a collaborative field day at Twin Peaks Orchards on April 3rd from 9am to 1pm! You will have the opportunity to connect with fellow farmers and producers, learn more about soil health, and more. This event is free, and free lunch will be provided by UC Agriculture Institute. Please register through the link below to let us know you’re coming and reserve your lunch. We hope to see you there! 🌱
link.placerrcd.org/soil-health

UC Agriculture Institute Twin Peaks Orchards California Department of Food and Agriculture

Are you interested in developing a FREE Conservation Plan for your farm?Sloughhouse RCD was recently awarded funds throu...
10/29/2024

Are you interested in developing a FREE Conservation Plan for your farm?
Sloughhouse RCD was recently awarded funds through the Conservation Agriculture Planning Grant Program (CAPGP) which will fund the development of various types of agricultural conservation plans. The funded plans will promote conservation efforts which will help to mitigate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, adapt to climate change impacts, and promote environmental and agricultural sustainability for local landowners, ranchers and farmers in Sacramento County or Tuolumne County.
Please use this form to indicate which Conservation Planning Activity you would be interested in: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SRCDconservationplanning

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7268 Murieta Drive PO Box 1105
Sloughhouse, CA
95683

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+19165265447

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