The Riverside-Corona Resource Conservation District (RCRCD) works with private land users, nonprofit organizations, and public entities to facilitate the conservation of natural resources within its boundaries. RCRCD provides information about resource stewardship and management for each land use: native habitats, urban/suburban areas, and agriculture. RCRCD conducts education programs and on-the-land conservation projects, such as habitat restoration. Areas of focus include water conservation, erosion control, storm water quality, habitat and native species restoration, conservation education, and more. RCRCD is an independent, special district enabled under Division 9 of the California Public Resources Code. As defined in Division 9, Resource Conservation Districts are given broad abilities to help sustain natural resources. The District is governed by a locally appointed five member Board of Directors.