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Welcome to the
Western Shasta

Resource Conservation District

 

Input for Anderson Creek and Keswick Basin Watershed Action Plans Needed: Your knowledge and opinions about two local watersheds are needed! As part of a grant provided by the California Department of Conservation, we are looking for stakeholder input on factors in the Anderson Creek and Keswick Basin watersheds that may affect the health of the watersheds. This information will be used to develop action plans, and identify possible projects that could improve water quality within the watersheds. Stakeholders are encouraged to help identify potential issues by participating in brief surveys that address topics such as storm water runoff, litter, invasive plant species and wildland fire danger. Please click on the links below to participate! Thanks for your interest!

Click here to take the Anderson Creek Watershed Survey.

Click here to take the Keswick Basin Watershed Survey

For more information contact Westside Watershed Coordinator Leslie Bryan at leslie@westernshastarcd.org or 365-7332 ext. 215.

Managing for Healthy Forest Landscapes: Presented by the Western Shasta RCD in cooperation with the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service. What does it take to maintain and enhance the health of you forest? Planning and cost share opportunities available to forest landowners. Watch the video...
BLM Interlakes Stewardship Agreement: The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the Western Shasta Resource Conservation District (WSRCD) recently entered into a ten year stewardship agreement to cooperatively manage the Chappie-Shasta Off-Highway Vehicle Area in Shasta County, California. Read More...

What's So Special About Special Districts? A citizents guide to Special Districts in California. Most Californians don't understand special districts and most of us don't know; how many exist (about 3,400), what they do; who runs them, or even what they cost. Read More...

Plant-A-Tree Program: Turtle Bay and the Western Shasta RCD are partnering to expand the Plant-A-Tree program to restore damaged riparian and forest habitat areas on both public and private lands in western Shasta County. Read More...


 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
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