Megan Fiske has been named the Foothill Conservancy’s new executive director, effective immediately. She brings with her over a decade’s experience working in the Sierra Nevada with both environmental nonprofits
The Foothill Conservancy has been working with the community and our unhoused neighbors in an effort to clean up local homeless encampments along waterways. Some of these sites are occupied
We will be participating in the Amador County Fair this year and are in need of people who would like to help design our booth and people who would like
The GreenGen Mokelumne Water Battery Project is a hydropower project with a long history, beginning back in 2008 with the original proposal by PG&E. This “pumped storage” system would pump
Lead a Dynamic Community-based Nonprofit Organization If you are interested in keeping trees tall, towns small, and rivers wild, the Foothill Conservancy would like to meet you. The Foothill Conservancy
Updated 5/28/21 Scheduled recreational releases for 2021 are as follows: Tiger Creek 700 cfs 10 am – 2 pm Saturday May 22 Sunday May 23 Saturday May 29 Sunday May
Join Foothill Conservancy today As our communities return to in-person life, now is a great time to join Foothill Conservancy. Be part of future outings and education opportunities, cleanups, and
Volunteer Opportunities The Foothill Conservancy is a grassroots organization based in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. Volunteers are absolutely essential to accomplish our mission. We broaden our impact by
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