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Natural Resource & Conservation Solutions
We’ve been in Napa County for over 75 years, helping our community care for land, water, soil, wildlife- and each other.
Napa County Resource Conservation District (Napa RCD) empowers the community to voluntarily conserve, protect, and restore natural resources in a landscape that supports agriculture, urban areas, and wild lands. We provide technical assistance, educational programs, monitoring programs, and funding sources to help ensure thriving watersheds for generations to come.
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Water Year 2025-26 Rainfall Summary for Napa Valley
The Napa County ALERT Flood Warning System, often called the “OneRain” system (napa.onerain.com), is a network of hydrologic monitoring stations deployed around the Napa Valley. The stations report rainfall and water levels in real time and warn local emergency...
Learning by Doing: 2025-26 Fall Teen Conservation Intern Reflections
Last October, Napa RCD proudly welcomed three Fall 2025 Teen Conservation Interns to the team. Throughout their internship, these extremely passionate students built valuable career skills while leading meaningful environmental projects close to home. They played an...
We’re hiring! Forest Health Project Manager
Are you passionate about conservation and eager to help communities protect and restore natural resources? The Napa County Resource Conservation District (Napa RCD) is seeking a Forest Health Project Manager to help shape the future of our forests and watersheds....
Upcoming Events
Restoring Huichica Creek: Flood Protection, Habitat, and Climate Resilience Webinar – Exploring Nature-Based Approaches to Sea Level Rise in Napa Valley
Join us for a webinar on the Huichica Creek Restoration Project, a 70-acre effort focused on reducing flood risk, restoring natural habitat, and preparing Napa’s landscape for rising sea levels. This session will offer a clear, accessible look at how climate change—especially stronger storms and higher tides—is already affecting Napa Valley, and why the lower […] ...
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Your donation supports our work to help the community care for our land, water, soil, and wildlife. Cash donations support a variety of things, including scientific equipment, field trips, office technology, or staff time. Donations of goods and services are also welcome; we would love to learn more about what you are able to offer.
