Ranchers, environmentalists and local, state, and federal agencies have voluntarily come together to form the California Rangeland Conservation Coalition.

California's expansive open spaces encompassing oak savannahs, wildlife and native plants are under threat of conversion.

This threat and the knowledge that nearly all of the species of grassland birds, most native plants and the threatened vernal pool ecosystem actually BENEFIT from responsible grazing practices has brought together a unique set of partners.

Partners are working to preserve private working landscapes, support the long-term viability of the ranching industry and to protect and enhance California's rangeland for protected and common species.

 

 

California Rangeland Resolution 2007 

 

 


 

 

 Check out our new 2007 Agriculture Video 

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***NEW AREA***  RANGELAND RESEARCH STUDIES 

                           

There is a huge amount of time and energy that has been put into research studies on the rangeland topic.  We have included a few of these papers and documents on our website for your enjoyment!

Click HERE to find out more.

 


 

 

 Because of the wide variety of vegetation and rangeland in Nevada County, local animal herd and stock owners need to lease or land-share with others in the community.  Do you have land you would like to have "tended" by a local herd?  Perhaps you have the animals, but not the space??             Please click on the link below:

Grazing Opportunities   

     

 


 

 Vegetation Management                       

 There are many useful techniques and tips for reducing the brush and unwanted vegetation on your property.  NCRCD has created a brochure that addresses the specific vegetation issues: 

Vegetation Management Brochure

 

 

 


 

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