News, Events, Resources & Meanderings

A Boy Scout’s Eagle project has resulted in nine new bat boxes for the Cache Creek Nature Preserve.

A small herd of deer welcomed children and their parents to a “trunk or treat” at the Cache Creek Nature Preserve.

Repair work on Gordon Slough near the entrance to the Cache Creek Nature Preserve was finally finished on October 20, 2023.

Avian Point Count Surveys are one of the most efficient and effective ways to gauge the success of restoration efforts at the Cache Creek Nature Preserve.

The Cache Creek Conservancy, in partnership with Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation, is offering another Leok Po (Good Fire) workshop and burn demonstration in November.

Come out to the Cache Creek Nature Preserve to experience Halloween with an outdoor twist, Tree Trunk or Treat! Learn about the “creatures of the night” who call the nature preserve their home.

Saturday night, Oct. 28th.

Join us to be a part of something BIG! With others from across the county, across the country, and across the world, we can make our homes a cleaner place to live and play.

The Cache Creek Conservancy joins you and the rest of the community in mourning the loss of Gary Sandy. We will all miss his smile, passion for the environment, and dedication to the citizens of Yolo County.

Come out to the Nature Preserve on the next full moon to learn about local bats and bat boxes, become an assistant bat biologist, listen to a story time, and create bat crafts!

The Conservancy brought a bit of riparian life to the residents of Alderson Convalescent Hospital in Woodland recently.

The Conservancy offers these free presentations to senior facilities as a community service.