Our Mission:
The Mission of the Contra Costa Resource Conservation District is to Facilitate Conservation and Stewardship of the Natural Resources in Contra Costa County.
Click here to view the RODEO CREEK WATERSHED VISION PLAN
In 2008, the Rodeo Creek Watershed Vision Planning Group was formed to create a working document to influence the future of Rodeo Creek and its watershed. This group, comprised of community members and local agency representatives, worked to produce the Rodeo Creek Watershed Vision Plan, a consensus-based planning effort addressing recreation, flood management, creek bank stability, fish and wildlife habitat, and other topics important to the community. With our Vision Plan as a guide, the Rodeo Creek Watershed Group works to accomplish some of the goals set by the community and its agencies. By creating Partners for the Rodeo Creek Watershed, a group of educators, local agencies, businesses and organizations, we will continue to work on the community priorities listed within the Vision Plan. As a creek “Partners” group, we plan projects, organize events, and raise public awareness of the environmental needs of the Rodeo Creek Watershed.
This collaborative watershed project is led by the Contra Costa Resource Conservation District, and is made possible by the generous funding provided by the Contra Costa County Watershed Program. Project partners include Contra Costa County Special Districts, Contra Costa County Flood Control and Water Conservation District, Contra Costa County Public Works, Carquinez Watershed Council, Carquinez Regional Environmental Education Center, Phillips 66 Refinery, Rodeo Sanitary District, Bayfront Chamber of Commerce, and the John Muir Land Trust.
This collaborative watershed project is led by the Contra Costa Resource Conservation District, and is made possible by the generous funding provided by the Contra Costa County Watershed Program. Project partners include Contra Costa County Special Districts, Contra Costa County Flood Control and Water Conservation District, Contra Costa County Public Works, Carquinez Watershed Council, Carquinez Regional Environmental Education Center, Phillips 66 Refinery, Rodeo Sanitary District, Bayfront Chamber of Commerce, and the John Muir Land Trust.
Partners for the Rodeo Creek Watershed
Jurisdiction Maps
In order to sort out the many agencies involved in the Rodeo Watershed, we have provided Jurisdiction Maps to the Watershed Area itself. These maps are a start at ensuring all of the agencies involved in the Rodeo Watershed are identified and incorporated to provide the best support for the watershed.
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Fernandez Ranch/Franklin Canyon
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