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The Coastal San Luis Resource Conservation District works with local stakeholders and landowners to protect and enhance our region’s natural resources through practical, science-based conservation. Our efforts focus on improving watershed health, restoring critical habitat, and supporting sustainable land stewardship across coastal and inland communities. By addressing today’s resource challenges, we help ensure resilient landscapes, healthy watersheds, and thriving habitat for generations to come. See below for more information and news updates.


 

Requests for Bids 
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 There are no requests for bids at this time.

Newsletters 
News Clips 

Tally Ho Creek Relief-September 2023

Los Osos Wetland Restoration

 

Oceano Dunes to get a Vegetation Makeover
Check out the news clip below done by Community News Reportor,  Makayla Richardson of KSBY!-Sept. 8th, 2025

Chorro Creek Floodplain Resilience Project
Check out the news clip below done by Community News Reportor,  Sophia Villalba of KSBY!-August 12th, 2025

 

 

 

Staff in the Wild! 

The CSLRCD Staff occasionaly conducts their staff meetings in the field onsite different projects past and present. This gives the other team members a glimsp into what their fellow RCD team is working on. 

Career Opportunities with the CSLRCD 
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There are no open positions at this time. Thank you for checking.