Newsletter

2018 E-Newsletters

December (12/12/2018) Happy holidays from the Sonoma RCD, your partner in local conservation, a fond farewell, rainwater catchment gears up in key watersheds, and community engagement opportunities

November (11/20/2018) LandSmart Education programs expand, giving thanks & #GivingTuesday, we’re HIRING, Re-Oak North Bay, funding for rural roads improvements, and two great workshops you’ll want to attend!

October (10/15/2018) annual report 17-18 released, reflections from #GCAS2018, winterization reminders for fire impacted lands, range tailgate on November 8, and many more opportunities to get involved

September (9/11/2018) Recognizing 20 years of FARMS Leadership, Coastal Cleanup Day this Saturday, Storm Water Resource Plans, LandSmart signage available to you!

August (8/15/2018) Making strides in soil health, vineyard tailgate a success, upcoming fire preparedness workshops and recovery resources, coastal cleanup day Sept. 15

July (7/12/2018) West Side School stores 30k gallons of rainwater, welcome Jessica – our new engineer, coastal forestry tour with partners, late summer community events & workshops upcoming

June (6/20/2018) RCD adds Forester to our team, celebrating pollinators, oak woodland regeneration, upcoming community events and workshops

May (5/29/2018) Ombudsman hired to assist Lower River communities, RCD signs onto California Rangeland Conservation Coalition Resolution, FARMS Leadership celebrates class of 2018, and cover crop, tillage tailgate!

April (4/23/2018)  Fire recovery updates, Petaluma Valley Historical Hydrology Study released, Sonoma Creek WDR fact sheet, Living With Fire in California’s Coast Ranges Conference coming in May!

March (3/15/2018) Strategic Direction 2017-2020, project updates from the RCD, groundwater meetings and upcoming conferences

February (2/20/2018) Healthy Soils Initiative, LandSmart news, upcoming conferences, fire recovery resources and much more

January (1/10/2018) Fire recovery updates and resources for landowners, Vineyard WDR’s: what you should know, and upcoming community workshops and events!