As required by the 2003 NBHCP, the Conservancy’s annual audit of year-end financials has been completed. A clean opinion was issued by auditors Gilbert Associates, Inc. of Sacramento on March 24, 2010. Representatives of Gilbert met independently with …

Annually, the Conservancy acquires LANDSAT satellite images of the Natomas Basin. The Conservancy works with Ducks Unlimited’s cartographic experts to acquire the desired LANDSAT image, refine it, and then overlay the Conservancy’s properties onto the …

The Conservancy’s Board of Directors recently recommended that the current HCP fee of $44,050 per disturbed acre (the “base fee”) be decreased to $37,547 per acre. The Board also decided to recommend a fee decrease from $26,550 per acre to $22,547 per …

The Conservancy’s Board of Directors approved release of three RFPs for auditing, investment consulting and biological monitoring services. With respect to auditing, the Conservancy is required by the terms of the Natomas Basin Habitat Conservation Pla …

The Conservancy has enjoyed a excellent longstanding relationship with the Sacramento Tree Foundation (STF). Each year, the Conservancy engages STF to count and evaluate the trees on Conservancy preserves. With each report, there is more helpful inform …

Since the year 2000, the Conservancy has acquired LANDSAT satellite images of the Natomas Basin. The images help with tracking changes in land use as well as in the Conservancy’s assemblage of mitigation land holdings. The Conservancy works with Ducks …