Western Shasta Resource Conservation District

10/09/2026

📢📢📢📢CALLING ALL PLACE-BASED WILDFIRE RESILIENCE ORGS!!!!

The Regional Forest & Fire Capacity Program is seeking to understand the current capacity, needs, and future priorities of:

🌲Tribes
🌲Community-based organizations (CBOs)
🌲Fire safe councils
🌲Volunteer fire departments (VFDs)
🌲Collaboratives
🌲Prescribed Burn Associations (PBAs)
🌲Resource Conservation Districts (RCDs)
🌲Special Districts
🌲Joint Powers Authorities (JPAs)

If you are part of an organization that participates (or would like to participate) in place-based wildfire resilience including but not limited to forest management, beneficial fire management, community and/or partnership development, planning, coordination, outreach, implementation, etc. in any part of California the RFFCP wants to hear from you!!!

Follow this link or copy this URL into browser to participate:

https://oregon.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0lHa7hmiP4yq3oW
Please respond by Friday, November 20th, 2026.

09/08/2026

We are now recruiting for the SNAP 2026-2027 Cohort!! If you are interested in working with us or know someone else who might be please reach out or spread the word!

09/02/2026

THIS SATURDAY: Join us on Saturday, September 5 between 10 am and 2 pm at Whistle Stop Park in downtown Redding.

Let’s celebrate all of California’s amazing living things together with crafts and activities, presentations by local organizations, and informational booths. Make a bird or bee house! Contribute cool observations to iNaturalist! Try your hand at becoming a pollinator! Learn how YOU can make a difference to protect the species that make our state so special.

08/31/2026

California forests have been significantly impacted by wildfires and you can help regrow these landscapes and restore the health of our forests. If you are a private landowner with potential viable cones, please consider reaching out to CAL FIRE to find out how your healthy trees may be able to help with reforestation throughout California.

08/31/2026

📢📢📢📢📢ATTENTION!!!!!!!!!!:

The Western Shasta Resource Conservation District (WSRCD) is seeking a CFO to assist with financial review and support of all associated district finances. Resource Conservation Districts are non-regulatory state agencies that work to support local conservation efforts on private and public lands. We partner with landowners and managers, government agencies, and stakeholder groups to enhance natural resources by providing education and outreach programs, technical assistance, and project
implementation.

WSRCD is requesting proposals from qualified candidates to fulfill the role of WSRCD CFO. All proposals must include the following:

✔️Executive Summary
✔️Scope of Services
✔️ Methodology & Approach
✔️Pricing & Payment Terms
✔️Success Metrics & KPIs
✔️Confidentiality & Compliance
✔️References

Proposals are due by COB 9/4/2026.

Visit this link to find out more: https://www.westernshastarcd.org/request-for-proposals-chief-financial-officer-cfo-services

08/26/2026

🗻Looking for your next adventure? Join WSRCD as an AmeriCorps member through SNAP, the Sierra Nevada AmeriCorps Partnership!
🌲Applications are open until positions are filled, so throw your hat in the ring now. Positions begin early November.

sierranevadaalliance.org/join-snap

08/19/2026

Defensible Space is critical for home protection--don't wait to get it done!

You don't have to wait for an inspector to find you.

Shasta County Fire now lets you request a defensible space inspection yourself, before a citation, not after. A trained inspector will walk your property, point out risks, and help you understand exactly what's needed to stay compliant.

It's a simple way to get ahead of the season instead of reacting to it.

Request yours at stayreadyshasta.com. Just look for the Request Inspection button up top.

08/18/2026

📢CALLING ALL FOREST LANDOWNERS!!!!
Register now for a UCANR California Forest Stewardship Workshop

Online, Wednesdays September 16 - November 18, 2026, and in-person Sunday, October 4th in Shasta County.

Join the workshop to better understand, manage and protect your forests by receiving technical assistance, developing a forest management plan, and having a resource professional visit your forest.

Workshop topics include:
🌲Forest management objectives and planning
🌲Forest health
🌲Forest and fire ecology, wildlife, watersheds
🌲Fuels reduction and forest resource marketing
🌲Mapping, inventory, and silviculture
🌲Project development & permitting
🌲Getting professional help and cost-share opportunities

Participants will utilize online resources on their own time to complete learning modules and short activities.

Zoom meetings with all participants and presenters will take place once a week on Wednesdays, 6:00pm-7:30pm. The in-person field day will cover silviculture, forest inventory and mapping activities. Participants who complete the workshop will be eligible for a free site visit with a California Registered Professional Forester, California Certified Burn Boss, or California Certified Range Manager.

Registration is available at:

https://link.ucanr.edu/stewardshipworskhopregistration

Registration fee is $75.00.

Scholarship funding for registration fee is available.

For questions, contact Kim Ingram, [email protected]