Cache Creek Conservancy

At Cache Creek Conservancy, we dedicate ourselves to restoring and preserving the natural beauty alongside the Lower Cache Creek Basin in Yolo County, California. Our work primarily focuses on riparian restoration over a 14-mile stretch. We manage this operation from the Jan T. Lowrey Nature Preserve, commonly known as the Cache Creek Nature Preserve.

Our organization, the Cache Creek Conservancy, is a non-profit committed to supporting the long-term health of the Cache Creek watershed. We aim to protect and restore this vital ecosystem, ensuring its sustainability for future generations.

We are deeply involved in habitat restoration initiatives, promoting a thriving environment for the local wildlife and plant species. Our dedicated staff work tirelessly to maintain the biodiversity of this critical region. Moreover, we value the cultural heritage of the area, supporting various programs that highlight the cultural interactions that have shaped the landscape over time.

Through our numerous programs and volunteer opportunities, we invite individuals and groups who share a passion for conservation and hands-on experiences to join us. Together, we can foster a deeper appreciation for the natural world and promote environmental stewardship through active community participation.

The Cache Creek Nature Preserve is open for visitors to engage in passive outdoor activities. Whether it's birdwatching, picnicking, or hiking, there are countless ways to connect with nature here in a safe and educational setting. Through guided tours and educational modules, we share knowledge of the local ecology and the importance of conservation efforts.