Dear AVLT Community,

We are excited to invite you to the next workshop in the Climate Resilient Navarro Watershed project. This free workshop - the second of three offered this year,  will focus on Climate Beneficial Land Management Activities and understanding what climate resilience means for our community. This event aims to address the urgent environmental challenges we face from drought, wildfire, and depleted water resources.

In collaboration with local organizations, including AVLT, the Mendocino County Resource Conservation District (MCRCD) is spearheading a project funded by the Environmental Defense Fund. The goal is to bolster community-driven stewardship efforts that enhance climate benefits and ecosystem resilience across the Navarro Watershed.

March 23rd 9am-3pm at Anderson Valley Grange 9800 Highway 128, Philo, CA 95466

Why you should be there:

• Learn climate beneficial actions you can implement in your forests, agricultural and rangelands
• Hear from professionals and other landowners who have implemented projects and practices
• Learn how to position yourself to better access the carbon market
• Meet community organizations and discover partnership opportunities

This workshop's goal is to build support for climate beneficial activities and encourage private and public investment into our land stewardship activities, covering forests, range, and agricultural lands.

Don't miss this opportunity to contribute to a sustainable future for the Navarro River Watershed and learn about climate beneficial strategies and how to get support to take action on your land.
For more information, click here

Best regards,
Nancy Horner

President

Anderson Valley Land Trust