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Mission/History

The ARCD provides conservation technical assistance to agricultural producers and individual landowners, initiates and carries-out community-wide conservation programs including programs in agricultural, watershed, and woodland resource management, habitat restoration, irrigation water management, fuels…

Community Input

Whether you’re a rancher, a grower, a landowner, or simply someone who loves this place, your voice helps shape the programs, services, and future resource priorities of the ARCD.

Working Lands Assistance

ARCD provides free technical assistance to landowners and agricultural producers to identify resource concerns, submit grant applications, and develop…

Wildlife Structures

Technical assistance and funding is available for the installation of bird and/or bat boxes on existing property structures of working and residential land in Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne Counties.

Meet the ARCD

Board Members

Board Meetings

CONTRACTORS LIST

A group of people stands on a hillside, overlooking a rural landscape with hills, trees, and buildings in the distance.

Community Input

Whether you’re a rancher, a grower, a landowner, or simply someone who loves this place, your voice helps shape the programs, services, and future resource priorities of the ARCD.

Event to drop off storm debris like tree limbs and branches on specified dates at Pioneer Park, CA. For more details, call 209-223-6565.

Storm Debris Green Waste Drop-off Event - March 13th, 20th, 28th, and April 3rd

Event on wildfire preparedness covering defensible space, landscaping, and home hardening. April 11, GSA Building, Jackson CA.

Partner Event - UCCE Master Gardners - Public Education Class - Wildfire Preparedness - April 11, 2026

Working Lands Assistance

ARCD provides free technical assistance to landowners and agricultural producers to identify resource concerns, submit grant applications, and develop…

Forest Health

Landowners in Amador, Calaveras, and Tuolumne County are eligible to receive free technical assistance to review their forest health and fuels management goals.

S.A.W.Q.A.

Helping our members meet the requirements of the Irrigated Lands Regulatory Program (ILRP)

Board Meetings

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Mission/History

Community Input

Working Lands Assistance

Wildlife Structures

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