Eastern Alameda County Conservation Strategy (EACCS)
What is EACCS?
The EACCS is a collaborative effort to preserve endangered species by developing a shared vision for long-term habitat protection. The EACCS will assess areas all across Eastern Alameda County for their conservation value and establish guiding biological principles for conducting conservation in the county. Part of that guidance will include working with willing landowners to implement long-term conservation in the form of conservation easements that would offset impacts from local land use, transportation, or other infrastructure projects.
For more information:
Visit the EACCS website is at: www.eastalco-conservation.org
EACCS Coordinator: Mary Lim, Zone 7: 925.454-5036 mlim@zone7water.com
NRCS & RCD: Jim Robins, 510.332-9895 jrobins@alnus-eco-com
The Steering Committee and the Users Advisory Group (UAG) meet monthly. The UAG meetings are open to the public: 2nd Thursday, 2-4pm at Dublin Library
The following documents are available for download in pdf format:
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