Past Marin RCD Programs

Marin RCD's programs have evolved over time as community and landscape goals have shifted. Learn more about our past programs here.

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West Marin Co-Composting Program

The West Marin Co-Composting program (WMCP) is acommunity-based, multi-faceted solution to an array of community and agricultural resource problems…

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Pine Gulch Creek Instream Enhancement Project

Three organic farms in Bolinas, CA: Fresh Run Farm, Paradise Valley Produce and Star Route Farms, have offered up their summer water rights to protect…

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Oral History Project

The goal of this program is to preserve the agricultural character of Marin and its harmonic relationship to West Marin’s landscape. West Marin…

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Drought Assistance Information

Much of the western United States, including Marin County, is experiencing serious drought conditions, which are projected to significantly worsen…

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Rural Roads

In Marin County, there are many miles of unsurfaced roads in regular use. Throughout northern coastal California, unsurfaced roads such as driveways…

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Walker Creek Projects

The salmonid life cycle is key to understanding the importance of Walker Creek in the survival of endangered salmonid populations. Source