The Madera/Chowchilla Resource Conservation District
The Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP) is a collaborative initiative that brings together local partners to address critical resource concerns across our region. By fostering innovative conservation strategies, the RCPP ensures that our agricultural practices are not only sustainable but also environmentally friendly. This program is essential in uniting stakeholders to develop tailored solutions that meet the unique needs of our community while preserving our natural resources for future generations.
Strengthening Agricultural and Natural Systems
This Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP) initiative focuses on optimizing resource use and protecting agricultural land. By enhancing water conservation and infiltration practices, the project aims to build resilience against drought and climate change. We prioritize reaching underserved farming communities, ensuring sustainable agricultural practices and the protection of vital habitats.
Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP) Project Information
Project Name: San Joaquin Valley Land and Water Conservation Collaborative
Project Overview: Ensure the efficient use of resources, strategic protection and stewardship of agricultural land; strengthen the resilience of agricultural and natural systems to drought and climate change by increasing the capacity of technical assistance (TA) providers to implement water conservation and infiltration practices; reach new and underserved farming communities.
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Strengthening Agricultural and Natural Systems
As we continue our work through the Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP), your support is vital. By collaborating with us, you contribute to the sustainable management of our land and water resources. Together, we can strengthen the resilience of agricultural and natural systems, ensuring a prosperous and sustainable future for the San Joaquin Valley. Join us in safeguarding these essential resources for generations to come.
Madera/Chowchilla RCD covers 550,000+ acres in Madera County, focusing on sustainable resource conservation and agricultural land protection.
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