Cache Creek Conservancy

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34199 County Rd 20, Woodland, CA 95695

(530) 661-1070

The Cache Creek Conservancy, established as a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization in 1996, is dedicated to the restoration, preservation, and protection of the Cache Creek watershed.

The conservancy’s small staff and volunteers are dedicated to restoring ecological function and enhancing wildlife habitat along a 14-mile stretch of Lower Cache Creek. The organization offers educational outreach, such as workshops, public events and a college-level internship program.

The conservancy also collaborates with the local Native American community on the Tending and Gathering Garden, which demonstrates the traditional land and plant management practices of California’s native people. Its two acres, located in the homeland of the Wintun people, have been restored with native plants and provides a space for learning about plant identification, plant uses, and traditional land management methods.

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