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About Us

Shasta Conservation Fund partners with the Western Shasta Resource Conservation District, other local agencies, and landowners to manage conservation easements in Shasta County.​

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Open space conservation within developed communities serve to protect the environment, improve the quality of life, while preserving elements of local native species. Conservation provides natural beauty and recreation for those in the area while protecting the natural habitat that native species depend upon for survival. It provides opportunity for citizens to learn the concept of and appreciate open space conservation. Continuing to protect and increase natural areas promotes home values, influences the community, and continues to help raise the quality of life.

 

So now that you know more, get out and explore those open space areas near you!

WHAT WE DO

We strive to conserve and restore Shasta County's valuable natural resources and beautiful open spaces. We work with other agencies, local organizations and willing landowners to implement conservation and restoration projects. Ultimately our goal is to protect, conserve and preserve our county's resources for the future enjoyment of our unique local environment, including plants, animals, forests, rangelands, streams, soils and all of the ecosystems contained within.

CONSERVATION

The Shasta Conservation Fund manages conservation easements in Shasta County. These areas contain valuable natural resources that are protected in perpetuity for future generations.

RESTORATION

Shasta Conservation Fund partners with local organizations to restore forests, grasslands, wetlands, riparian areas, and open spaces to enhance habitat for the native species that depend on these critical areas for survival.

EDUCATION

At Shasta Conservation Fund, we are dedicated to stepping up our efforts in creating programs and events to educate citizens about the value of conservation of our natural areas and the unique species that inhabit these diminishing natural landscapes.

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