Our current Visitor Center is a trailer more than 20 years old that is too small to tell the unique story and history of Cache Creek and the Nature Preserve.
The Cache Creek Conservancy, in partnership with Yolo County, is proposing to build a new Visitor Center at the Cache Creek Nature Preserve to enhance experiential learning opportunities for local school children and the public.
The Cache Creek Conservancy was established in 1996 to address environmental restoration needs along lower Cache Creek.
The current visitor center is basically a pair of doublewide trailers such as those used at some school sites.
The new center was first proposed in late 2020 and has been advancing at the county and state levels.
Under consideration for the center is an exhibit space, expanding an events area, a rooftop observation deck for panoramic views of the Nature Preserve, and better utilization of the working barn.
Within the Visitor Center, the Conservancy envisions interactive displays and specific areas to feature local Native American heritage.
The Conservancy welcomes feedback on the Visitor Center design via email at stinnett@cachecreekconservancy.org.
The Nature Preserve and the Visitor Center is located on 130 acres, off county roads 94B and 20.
Please spend a few minutes taking our online survey regarding what YOU would like to see at a new Visitor's Center.
Dedique unos minutos a responder nuestra encuesta en línea sobre lo que le gustaría ver en un nuevo Centro de Visitantes.
Please send questions and comments to Cache Creek Conservancy CacheCreekConservancy@gmail.com
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