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Professional Services

RCD staff provides technical assistance and essential on-the-ground management of natural resources, in addition to managing and monitoring multiple acquisitions and easements.

Working Lands

CSLRCD’s District Working Lands Program supports the health, productivity, and resilience of agricultural lands, rangelands, and other working landscapes. The District staff provides technical assistance, planning, and project implementation for efforts related to grazing, pollinator habitat, silvopasture, and…

Fire Resilience

CSLRCD’s Fire Resilience Program supports the stewardship of fire-prone landscapes through projects that improve ecosystem health and reduce wildfire risk. The District assists with planning and implementation for vegetation management, fuels reduction, and oak woodland stewardship to promote safer, more…

Watershed Management

CSLRCD’s Watershed Management Program supports projects that improve watershed function, stream health, and water resources. The District provides technical assistance, project development, and implementation support for efforts related to fish passage, streamflow, water quality, and other actions that enhance…

Our Mission

The Coastal San Luis Resource Conservation District is committed to protecting and enhancing natural resources through education, restoration, conservation, and collaboration with local stakeholders.

Habitat Restoration

CSLRCD’s Habitat Restoration Program supports projects that restore and enhance native ecosystems and the ecological processes that sustain them. The District provides technical assistance, project development, and implementation support for efforts that improve habitat quality, increase biodiversity, and…

Central Coast Soil Hub

The Central Coast Soil Hub is a voluntary collaboration between four Central Coast resource conservation districts (RCDs). By collaborating with one another we can share knowledge and resources to fulfill our shared mission to support this region. We partner with farmers and ranchers, researchers, community…

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CSLRCD Annual Report for 2024/2025

CSLRCD's Annual Report is here!

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Habitat Restoration

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Watershed Management

CSLRCD’s Watershed Management Program supports projects that improve watershed function, stream health, and water resources. The District provides technical assistance, project development, and…

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Fire Resilience

CSLRCD’s Fire Resilience Program supports the stewardship of fire-prone landscapes through projects that improve ecosystem health and reduce wildfire risk. The District assists with planning and…

Working Lands

CSLRCD’s District Working Lands Program supports the health, productivity, and resilience of agricultural lands, rangelands, and other working landscapes. The District staff provides technical…

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Professional Services

RCD staff provides technical assistance and essential on-the-ground management of natural resources, in addition to managing and monitoring multiple acquisitions and easements.

Board Meetings

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