Leok Po (pronounced lay-oak poe) in the Wintun language means Good Fire. This demonstration and workshop will showcase California Native American use of fire to enhance cultural resources and help restore the environment.
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Join the Cache Creek Conservancy as it takes part in the official launch of the Nature Explorer Backpacks program offered by the Yolo County Libraries.
This is the 38th year for the California Coastal Cleanup. The Cache Creek Cleanup is part of this statewide effort. Join your neighbors and friends in the largest waterway cleanup event in the world.
We have a need for people who are interested in being Visitor Center docents.
Participants will be among the first to see the new displays, hear from Conservancy naturalists Harnawaz Boparai and Diana Dripps about the displays, and learn a little bit more about Cache Creek’s pre-and more recent history.
Join us on Sunday mornings for an hour of yoga movement and meditation under the beautiful oaks of Cache Creek.
Join us at Cache Creek Nature Preserve and get into the world of birding! No experience is needed! Learn bird watching with our local experts.
The Conservancy is planning Volunteer Safety Training days for Feb 2nd and 3rd. Contact Us for details.
It’s time to plant to help revegetate the riparian forest at the Cache Creek Nature Preserve.
A GREAT big thank you to everyone who participated in the 24th annual Great Backyard Bird Count. This year, the Cache Creek Nature Preserve was open during the entire President’s Day weekend, from February 12-15, to allow four days of bird watching fun.
Families ventured out and into Cache Creek in search of aquatic insects hidden beneath the depths.