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Projects
Through our Diablo trust collaborative learning process, we are evaluating the effects of management, recreation, climate, fire, and time on more than 400,000 acres of private and public lands. As we learn from the land, we also work to restore it.
The ranchlands provide "hands-on" proving grounds for new, collaborative land management ideas. Project areas include rural planning; education; wildlife; community outreach; land and watershed improvement; and science and monitoring. Each project area is administered by a Diablo Trust Working Group.
In 2010, with the collaboration of state and federal agencies representatives, we created the Collaborative Resource Operational Plan (CROP). This plan documents projects implemented on Diablo Trust lands including brush management, water improvements, prescribed burns, and facilities implementation. The CROP plan and project database helps facilitate the transition of in-coming and out-going agency personnel that work closely with us.
Learning from the land and sharing our knowledge...
So there will always be a West.