Founded in Livermore, California, the Alameda County Resource Conservation District (ACRCD) is dedicated to leading efforts in natural resource conservation, wildlife enhancement, and agricultural improvement. The organization achieves its mission through partnerships, education, outreach, technical assistance, and funding. ACRCD offers a variety of services including watershed mapping, carbon farming, clean water outreach, and urban agriculture initiatives. Their market focus is primarily on the local community and regional stakeholders interested in sustainable environmental practices.
Notable affiliates include a diverse Board of Directors and various local partners who collaborate on conservation projects. Key achievements of ACRCD include the successful implementation of programs like the Audubon Conservation Ranching Program and Wildlife-Friendly Ponds initiative. The organization has made a significant impact by promoting sustainable agriculture and conservation practices, thereby enhancing the ecological health of Alameda County and surrounding areas.

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Alameda County Resource Conservation District was founded in 1972.
Alameda County Resource Conservation District's headquarters is located in Livermore, CA, US.
Alameda County Resource Conservation District's most recent funding round was for $56.1k (USD) in February 2023.
As of Feb 5, 2023, Alameda County Resource Conservation District has raised a total of $56.1k (USD).
Alameda County Resource Conservation District has 30 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.