Habitat Restoration

A person in a hat and sunglasses stands among tall, flowering plants in a sandy landscape.

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 strengthen landscape resilience.

Map showing four beach restoration areas with acreage and beach entrances labeled.

Pismo State Beach Foredune Restoration Project

California State Parks and the Coastal San Luis Resource Conservation District are leading a five-year effort to revive and protect the dynamic…

A person kneels on sandy terrain with planting tools and containers around, suggesting an outdoor planting activity.

Oceano Dunes

In 2018, State Parks and the San Luis Obispo County Air Pollution Control District agreed on a long-term plan to improve air quality downwind of…

A butterfly, likely a monarch, is sipping nectar from purple flowers.

Pollinator Habitat Enhancement

Pollinators play an essential role in the health of our region’s ecosystems, agricultural landscapes, and communities.