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The Integrating Agriculture into Climate Mitigation project aims to support the conservation and enhancement of agricultural lands by integrating working lands components into key Santa Clara County climate and planning documents, with an emphasis on direct implementation of carbon sequestration projects. We are engaging the agricultural community to:

It's ready! The open-source water balance model for management of ponds and wetland habitat was developed by Balance Hydrologics through a California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) grant awarded to the District. The model is called Pond-IT, which stands for "Pond Inundation and Timing". The goal of the Pond-IT model platform is to provide land managers with the tools to evaluate existing…

The Coyote Creek Invasive Plant Removal and Revegetation Plan was an innovative proposal funded by the RCD and the Santa Clara Valley Water District. The report was developed on behalf of Working Partnerships USA, a Silicon Valley-based nonprofit that tackles the root causes of inequality and poverty by leading collaborative campaigns for quality jobs, healthy communities, equitable growth and a…

In 2014, the District commissioned wildlife photographer Greg Kerekes to produce a series of videos featuring Santa Clara County wildlife.  The first one - The Gray Foxes of Silicon Valley - was released in February 2015, and featured then-Director Bill "The Fox Guy" Leikam, who has spent years researching the urban gray fox that inhabits the Palo Alto Baylands Nature Reserve.  Our second video…