In what is being labeled by county officials as a “huge victory” for Amador County, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) on Thursday, May 18 entered into a
Foothill Conservancy is so grateful for the amazing individuals who have dedicated their time and energy to bringing more attention to the role the Mokelumne River plays in our lives.
CONTRACT ADMINISTRATOR/FACILITATOR NEEDED Interested in helping build resilient landscapes and fire-safe communities through fostering collaboration? The Amador-Calaveras Consensus Group is looking for a new Administrator/Facilitator to foster the consensus-based decision-making
Attention river lovers!We need your help with the2022 Mokelumne River CleanupSaturday, September 17, 20229:00 a.m. until NoonVaught’s Beach on Electra Rd., south of Jackson Foothill Conservancy invites everyone to join
PG&E has announced the 2022 recreational flow release days on the Mokelumne River. This year there will be flow days on all three runs. Please note the Devil’s Nose run
Shop Now! Foothill Conservancy’s 2022 Spring Online Auction is coming up March 21 through April 1! Now extended through April 14! Check out the auction here! With our changing world
Tiger Creek Road Closures March 1 – May 1, 2022 PG&E, owner of the Mokelumne Hydroelectric River Project , has announced that it will be intermittently closing Tiger Creek Road
It was wonderful to see so many smiling faces on Saturday at the 20th annual Foothill Conservancy dinner. This year’s dinner honored Dr. Bob Hartmann and Mary Ellen “Mel” Welsh
We are so grateful for the wonderful volunteers who came out on a Saturday morning to help clean up the Mokelumne river! It was a beautiful, cool morning for our
Attention river lovers! We need your help with the 2021 Mokelumne River Cleanup Saturday, September 18, 2021 9:00 a.m. until Noon Vaught’s Beach on Electra Rd., south of Jackson Foothill
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