With support from a Department of Conservation grant, we now have the capacity to undertake this important work and better serve Amador County. The ARCD is using this opportunity to identify our community’s priorities through a countywide Community Needs Assessment. This is our moment to listen, learn, and gather insights directly from the people who live in, work in, and care for our community.”

We’re not just checking boxes, we’re genuinely eager to hear what you have to say. Your lived experience helps shape smarter, more responsive conservation efforts throughout the county.

Opportunities to Engage: 

ARCD Natural & Working Lands Strategy In-person Listening Session: Date/Time TBD

This event is an open, welcoming space to share your experiences and concerns about natural resource issues that affect us all, things like:

• Forest health
• Fire resilience and preparedness
• Agricultural challenges and opportunities
• Soil, water, and land stewardship
• Any other natural resource needs you see in our community

ARCD Natural & Working Lands Strategy Survey: Coming Soon

Central Sierra Agriculture & Working Lands Field Day Survey

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