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Ridges to Reefs
November 2019
"Watershed Heroes" |
"Giving Tuesday" |
"The Symposium Turns Twenty" |
There are watershed heroes throughout Contra Costa County; people that go the extra mile to make sure the rest of us can enjoy the beauty of our watersheds.
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We'll soon welcome the first rainstorm of water year 2020 and, in Pinole Creek Watershed, we eagerly anticipate this year's seasonal return of Steelhead trout.
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The CCRCD is planning a birthday bash for the 2019 Contra Costa Watershed Symposium |
September 2019
"Welcoming Autumn"
We'll soon welcome the first rainstorm of water year 2020 and, in Pinole Creek Watershed, we eagerly anticipate this year's seasonal return of Steelhead trout.
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"Cleaning our
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"Board Member Goodbyes"
The Contra Costa Resource Conservation District says goodbye to two longtime Board members after their collective 40+ years of service.
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May 2019
"Pasta With
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"Farm Field
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"A foot in
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FEBRUARY 2019
"Nestled among industry"
Somewhere in the distance, a flock of snowy egrets takes flight, headed to a small freshwater marsh in an unlikely place in Contra Costa County.
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"Everybody
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"Don't Be Selfish,
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NOVEMBER 2018
Giving Tuesday is the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving. Will you be there to support and ensure 75 more years of Contra Costa conservation?
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The towns of the Carquinez Strait come together to enhance the natural corridor and the needs of the shoreline communities.
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Livestock ponds provide unexpected habitat for many species, including some Bay Area endangered amphibians.
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SEPTEMBER 2018
"#PlasticFree"
The RCD has given up plastic. Starbucks and Disney are giving up plastic straws. Can we end our plastic habit at Coastal Cleanup Day?
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"Creek Invaders!"
Do you know what an invasive plant is? Would you recognize one if you saw it lurking in your local creek? How would you treat it?
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"Farm to Farm"
How do you blend urban youth and traditional agricultural practices? It’s simple, take them out to experience it for themselves!
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