Based in Northern California we focus on the healthy interaction between people and the watersheds within which they live. When appropriately managed, mutually-beneficial, long-term relationships can develop between landowners and ecological systems. These include providing habitat for plants and animals, as well as encouraging a diverse natural web of interactions. In turn, people can increase their property value by tastefully developing water features, harvesting valuable resources from forests, meadows and rivers, and decreasing the potential for harmful effects to property caused by mismanaged watershed ecosystems.
Over the last decade we have worked with Mendocino County Resource Conservation District, California Department of Fish and Game, the Bureau of Land Management, California Department of Fire and Forestry Protection, California State Parks and Recreation, the Sate Coastal Conservancy, local towns and cities, and over 100 private landowners including timber companies, ranchers, watershed residents, and conservation trusts.
If you are concerned about a watershed-based issue, want to learn more about the availability of grants for specific projects, or would like more information about the type of work we conduct, please contact us.
