 The Northern California Conservation Center is brought to you by the Resources First Foundation (RFF) built with a grant from the Resources Legacy Fund Foundation and the
Bechtel Foundation. RFF created the Northern California Conservation Center to address the conservation needs of
Northern California’s private landowners. Connecting people to conservation, this website is designed to support the agricultural and
forest sectors, help keep families on their farms, ranches and forests, through passing generations, and keep the land healthy and
sustainably productive.
RFF is a registered 501(C)(3) non-profit organization established in 2000 to provide conservation education tools and solutions to
promote conservation and restoration activities for fish, wildlife and other natural resources primarily on privately owned lands
across the United States. Learn more about RFF »
RFF’s websites are designed for the whole conservation community including: private owners, professional staff
(foresters, biologists, lawyers, appraisers, etc.), and conservation service providers. With all of RFF’s projects, the goal is to
connect people to conservation by leveling the playing field, providing free access to critical conservation information, tools, and
services.
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