Centennial Creek is a highly visible waterway flowing alongside a community greenbelt trail in Centennial Park located in Paso Robles. The Centennial Creek watershed provides tributary waters to the Upper Salinas River, which flows northward into the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary.

The US-LT RCD is pleased to announce it has received a $653,250 grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to restore the habitat on a portion of Santa Rosa Creek in Cambria. This project is innovative because it seeks to address an infrastructure problem in a way that benefits wildlife habitat.  A portion of Santa Rosa Creek Road is at risk of falling in to Santa Rosa Creek as a result…

In August 2019, the Upper Salinas-Las Tablas Resource Conservation District was awarded funding from the California Department of Food and Agriculture’s Noxious Weeds Grant Program for the “Salinas River Watershed Arundo Eradication Program” . The goal of the Program was to identify and map populations of invasive Arundo donax (Arundo) within the Upper Salinas River and improve overall ecosystem…

A few years ago, David Parrish, the owner of Parrish Family Vineyard, discovered his newly purchased property contained the headwaters of Adelaida Creek. Starting November 28th, 2016, the Upper Salinas-Las Tablas Resource Conservation District got the chance to restore these headwaters using funds from San Luis Obispo county.

We are looking for volunteers to participate in our Toad Creek Watershed Stewards Certification Program!  It only takes about 5 minutes to fill out our self-assessment survey to determine whether you qualify!