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RCD Project Tracker Yolo County Resource Conservation District

CARCD WCB Climate and Wildlife Project: Howat Ranch CFP

Program
Carbon Farm Planning & Implementation
Primary RCD
Yolo County Resource Conservation District
Lead Implementer
Yolo County Resource Conservation District
Funders
Wildlife Conservation Board
Other Organizations
California Association of Resource Conservation Districts, Center for Land Based Learning, City of Davis
Project Primary Contact
Tanya Meyer (meyer@yolorcd.org)
Project Stage
Planning/Design
Duration
2023 - 2027
Estimated Total Cost
$274,422.00
Secured Funding
$274,422.00
No Funding Source Identified Yet
$0.00
Targeted Funding
$0.00
Direct Benefits to Disadvantaged Communities (DACs)
31 high school students have three opportunities to come out to the site and learn about hands-on science through restoration, pollinator plants, wildlife and soils.
Indirect Benefits to Disadvantaged Communities (DACs)
We all benefit when we have better habitat for pollinators, healthy soils and better-educated students.
Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Carbon Farm Planning & Implementation
In 2019, the Yolo County RCD (YCRCD) completed an extensive carbon farm plan for 760-acre property owned by the City of Davis. The property is part of a large regional planning effort and is located east of the City of Davis. The YCRCD proposes to take the first step of the plan by installing 2,000 feet of hedgerow on one corner of the property. The initial planting will be done by high school students from a disadvantaged community in Sacramento, and led by the Center for Land-Based Learning, a local non-profit with 20 years of experience taking high school students on to farms and wildlands for habitat restoration work. The project is strongly supported by the City of Davis.

Targeted Performance Measure

  • Agricultural Conservation Practice (ft.): 2,800.00 lf

Project Themes

  • Climate Change
  • Education
  • Wildlife/Endangered Species
Northeast Corner-future hedgerow
(Timing: Before) (~3,942 KB)
Credit: Tanya Meyer
Northeast Corner-future hedgerow
Credit: Tanya Meyer

Location

Budget

$274,422.00 Secured Funding: CARCD Climate Habitat Block Grant (WCB)

Photos

SLEWS Students Planting NE hedgerow Nov 7, 2023
(Timing: During) (~4,732 KB)
Credit: Matthew Toney
SLEWS Students Planting NE hedgerow Nov 7, 2023 (Timing: During)
Credit: Matthew Toney
SLEWS Students Planting NE hedgerow Nov 7, 2023
(Timing: During) (~4,765 KB)
Credit: Matthew Toney
SLEWS Students Planting NE hedgerow Nov 7, 2023 (Timing: During)
Credit: Matthew Toney
North East Hedgerow
(Timing: During) (~3,283 KB)
Credit: Tanya Meyer
North East Hedgerow (Timing: During)
Credit: Tanya Meyer
North East Hedgerow Plants
(Timing: During) (~4,868 KB)
Credit: Tanya Meyer
North East Hedgerow Plants (Timing: During)
Credit: Tanya Meyer

Project last updated 1/19/2024

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