Explore Riverside County’s Natural Wonders with the 146 Project
Looking for a fun summer activity that brings together friends and family? Calling all Kindergarten through 8th grade students! You, your family, and your friends are invited to explore the beautiful lands of western Riverside County and earn an exclusive patch. The...
B-Canyon is a Critical Connection for Wildlife in Western Riverside County
Earlier this year, the Western Riverside County Regional Conservation Authority (RCA) celebrated 670 additional acres of land with the acquisition of the B-Canyon 2 property near Corona for the Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan (MSHCP) reserve. The entire...
Managing RCA Conserved Lands
The Western Riverside County Regional Conservation Authority (RCA) is responsible for managing habitat supporting 146 protected plant and animal species. These species, which are integral to local ecosystems, are at risk due to various factors. To accomplish our goal...
Species Spotlight: The Remarkable American Bittern
You may not spot this secretive bird camouflaged amongst the tall marsh vegetation, and even if you do, one thing is for sure – you won’t forget the unusual sounds of its calls. Known for its remarkable camouflage and distinctive calls, the American bittern (Botaurus...
Beyond Temecula’s Wine Country, Explore the French Valley Wildlife Area
The Temecula Valley Region is known across the globe for its fine wine, concerts and dining venues, and hot air balloon rides. Just five miles northeast of Temecula and south of Lake Skinner is another gem in the region, the French Valley Wildlife Area, a special...
Explore Riverside County Parks and MSHCP Protected Areas with the Library Pass!
As the school year comes to an end and gloomy skies turn to summer sunshine, here’s an exciting opportunity to explore the great outdoors! The Riverside County Parks and Open-Space District in collaboration with the local libraries is offering the “The RivCoParks...