Resource Conservation District of Monterey County jobs and careers

About Resource Conservation District of Monterey County

The Resource Conservation District of Monterey County (RCDMC) was formally incorporated in 1994 from all of the Conservation Districts that had served the different regions of Monterey County since 1942. RCDMC and our predecessor Conservation Districts were initially formed to support voluntary conservation work combining local leadership with USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service financial and technical assistance. Since the mid-1990’s, RCDMC has added grant- and contract-funded professional staff to amplify and refine this service. The RCDMC is guided by a 7-member Board of Directors who are appointed by the County Board of Supervisors to serve voluntarily and represent a broad spectrum of experience including farming, ranching, finance, and non-profit management. To support implementation of our mission, the RCDMC employs an 18-person staff with expertise including Agronomy, Botany, Civil Engineering, Ecology, Environmental Policy, Landscape Architecture, Plant Sciences and Soil Science. Our work is funded by project-based public and private grants and contracts.