"The Foothill Conservancy strives to protect, restore, and sustain the natural and human environment in Amador and Calaveras counties for the benefit of current and future generations."
Land Use
Foothill Conservancy participates in the public review of new developments and the general plans and zoning regulations of local cities and counties. In doing so we strive to ensure that our rural character is preserved; that adequate infrastructure, services and workforce housing are timely provided for; that open space and natural resources are conserved and that impacts to our environment are avoided or mitigated. We actively engage in public education, help communities address local concerns and learn about land use planning practices. We are guided by Foothill Conservancy land use principles as well as our vision and mission statement which are posted on our blog.
Read more about our Land Use programs.
Watersheds
Foothill Conservancy protects the wildlife, recreation and scenic values of our beloved Mokelumne River and other streams and lakes primarily in Amador and Calaveras Counties. We work together with other environmental groups, water agencies, utilities, cities, counties and citizens to achieve wild and scenic designation, secure sufficient flows, stop pollution and promote conservation.
Read more about our Watershed programs.
Join us Sunday, June 14, from 4:30–8:00 PM for a joyful evening of community, great food, and live music! Come celebrate our rural environment while supporting Foothill Conservancy’s work to protect healthy forests and rivers and promote smart land use for future generations.
Savor a delicious dinner by Upcountry Catering, enjoy no host local wine and beer, groove to music from Those Windburn Brothers and join in the fun with our auction and raffle—all in great company for a great cause.
Celebrate Community Together! Purchase tickets, sponsor, volunteer, or donate auction and raffle items or call 209.223.3508.
Tickets are $75 for adults and $20 for children 12 and under and can be purchased using the QR code or here. 