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Tuleyome has a vision for the region: to protect, preserve, restore and enjoy our natural resources. As development pressures increase from the Bay Area and Sacramento Region, the impact on open space, habitat, and agriculture will increase in time as well.
Proposed BSM NCA MAP (pdf 3 mb)
Executive Summary Conservation Planning Background for BSM Region Aug 09 (pdf .5mb)
Conservation Planning Background for BSM Region Aug 09 (pdf 2mb)
Attachment B - CNDDB 28-Quad List Nov 08
Draft BSM NCA Report (pdf 4 mb)
Agriculture Marketing Opportunities (pdf .5 mb)
BSM NCA Economic Benefits for Gateway Communities (pdf 1 mb)
Working together we can protect agricultural lands and natural habitats throughout the region. The proposed Berryessa Snow Mountain National Conservation Area will encompass as much as 500,000 acres of public lands. This vast expanse—the wild heart of California’s inner Coastal Range—is a mosaic of public lands and protected areas including wilderness, recreation lands and wildlife areas.
By acting now, we can ensure a legacy for generations to come. This formal recognition will make it easier to gain support for ongoing restoration and enhancement projects, and to develop a recreation program for the entire region that provides access while ensuring protection of the regions environmental resources.
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