In remembrance of Jean Louise Dahl
Jean Louise Dahl, a long-time member and supporter of Foothill Conservancy, died on July 21, 2022. She was 96. Jean Louise liked to attend events and was interested in land
August 19, 2022
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Another Amazing Annual Dinner!
Foothill Conservancy’s Annual Dinner and Fundraiser was held at Kennedy Mine in Jackson June 25. Over 100 members, supporters and friends enjoyed a delicious catered meal from Beth Sogaard Catering
August 19, 2022
Jackson BSA Troop 78 Partners Up With Foothill Conservancy
Boy Scouts of America (BSA) Troop 78, along with parents and siblings from local troops and packs, stepped up to help us make our annual dinner a great success. Troop
August 19, 2022
The Interface Between Hydropower and Climate Change
In the face of climate change, it is extremely important to develop renewable energy sources that use less energy and do not destroy the environment. Hydropower operations currently play a
August 19, 2022
Students Hatch and Release Salmonid Fingerlings
For the last decade, students from both Amador and Calaveras Counties have been raising salmonids in their classrooms. This is made possible through a program from the California Department of
August 19, 2022
From Source to Sea: Exploring the Wild and Scenic Mokelumne River Watershed
John Silva, a retired Sergeant from the Amador County Sheriff’s Office, formed a charity organization called Give Back Adventures to give back to the community that he served throughout his
July 7, 2022
Earth Day Event!
The Outings program is gearing up for the Spring with an Earth Day event held on Saturday, April 23rd from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Amador Community Garden.
March 18, 2022
Important Watershed Team progress
GreenGen Mokelumne Pumped Storage Project Image credit GreenGen LLC GreenGen LLC recently released an annual progress report for its proposed Mokelumne Pumped Storage Project P-14796, which outlined activities over the
March 18, 2022
Community efforts protect our waterways
California has a large number of unsheltered individuals, and that number has likely increased due to the effects of the Covid 19 Pandemic. Homeless individuals can cause negative impacts to
March 18, 2022
Can wineries and homes peacefully co-exist?
On February 8, the Amador County Planning Commission unanimously voted to deny an application to expand activities at La Mesa, a relatively new winery and tasting room on E16 in
March 18, 2022
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