Conservation practices are a tool to help build resilience in our ecosystems ability to adapt and mitigate against the worst effects of climate change. By diversifying habitat, capturing carbon, improving water infiltration and soil water carrying capacity, farmers, ranchers, forest landowners, and backyard gardeners can all play a role in improving climate resilience.

Climate technical assistance can help you with:

  • Improving soil health
  • Improving irrigation systems and methods
  • Improving and increasing pollinator and wildlife habitat

For climate technical assistance, please contact:

Rich Ferreira, owner of Side Hill Citrus in Lincoln, California, examines a newly planted native pollinator and wildlife habitat area adjacent to an organic mandarin orchard.
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