Napa RCD
$11,460 raised from 87 donations
How We Impact the Community
Based in Napa County, we’re your local partner in caring for the land, water, soil, wildlife, and for each other. Napa RCD helps build climate-resilient communities and thriving natural spaces by working directly with the people who live and work in the county.
Each year, we connect over 900 local youth to nature through hands-on environmental education. We host workshops for 250+ adults on everything from water-wise gardening to soil health and fire-smart land care. More than 900 volunteers roll up their sleeves with us to clean up creeks, plant native trees, and restore habitat.
We also visit 200+ properties annually to offer expert advice on forest health, pollinator habitat, and sustainable land practices. And we’re in the field surveying fish populations and leading restoration projects that help make the Napa River healthier for all.
At Napa RCD, we believe that taking care of natural resources means taking care of our community—now and for the future.
Testimonial
Interning with Napa RCD was incredibly fulfilling because I was able to make tangible changes in the right direction for the environment.
What a $10 donation buys
Native plants for restoration, buckets, work gloves, tarps, clipboards, nature guides, sharpies, rulers for outdoor education field trips with youth.
What a $50 donation buys
Shovels, weed removal tools, wildlife cameras, fish tags, hand lenses, water quality test kits for field trips and stewardship projects.
Other Ways to Help
Volunteer Opportunities:
- Help us plant and care for trees
- Help us pick up trash from our river and streams
- Help us pull invasive weeds from important habitat
- Help collect data about local waterways through our StreamWatch Program
- Join us as a high school student intern
- Become a board member or advisor to our board
Donation Wish List:
- Trash grabbers
- 5-gallon buckets
- Shovels
- Hoes
- Mini hand brooms and dustpans for cleanups
- Gardening gloves
- Large post-it chart paper
- Quality markers for field trips
- Wheel barrow / wagons
- Microwave for our office
- Refrigerator for our office
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