The Marin Resource Conservation District (RCD) is a prominent organization in Marin County, California, dedicated to implementing environmental projects and promoting sustainable practices. Established in 1959, the RCD covers approximately 250,000 acres, encompassing the watersheds of Stemple, Walker, and Lagunitas creeks. Over the years, the RCD has successfully administered millions of dollars in grants, fostering ecosystem benefits such as biodiversity enhancement, greenhouse gas reduction, carbon sequestration, and wildlife habitat creation.
With a strong focus on community planning, the RCD collaborates with state, federal, and local agencies, as well as private landowners, to bring about environmental improvements in working landscapes. In addition to its watershed stewardship and restoration efforts, the RCD expanded its services in 2014 to assist streamside residents in east Marin. Committed to its mission, the RCD continues to play a vital role in facilitating the implementation of environmental initiatives and promoting sustainable practices throughout Marin County.
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