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About the Capital RC&D Area Council



The Capital Resource Conservation and Development (RC&D) Area Council is a locally led nonprofit that creates partnerships of citizens, businesses, agencies, and organizations in its seven county area to enhance the quality of life for those who live and work here. Serving South Central Pennsylvania in Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster, Lebanon, and York counties, Capital RC&D promotes the wise use and conservation of our natural and community resources.

Capital RC&D strives to improve the quality of life in our region by working with stakeholders to protect the natural resources and economic vitality of our community.

Capital RC&D Council members bring a variety of perspectives to developing and implementing the organization's work, as well as proving an important network to link resources and programs that support Capital RC&D's vision and mission. ​​​
  • Our Mission, Vision, and Core Values
  • How does RC&D work?
  • What type of projects does Capital RC&D coordinate?​
  • Who are Capital RC&D Members?
  • Capital RC&D Board of Directors
  • Priorities and Strategic Plan

Additional Information

Jobs & Opportunities
Capital RC&D Bylaws
2021 Independent Auditors Report
2020 IRS Form 990 (for the fiscal year ending 9/30/2020)
2020 Independent Auditors Report
2019 IRS Form 990 (for the fiscal year ending 9/30/2019)
2018 Independent Auditors Report
2017 IRS Form 990 (for the fiscal year ending 9/30/2018)

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  • Home
  • About Us
    • What is Capital RC&D?
    • Board of Directors
    • Contact Info & Directions
    • Employment Opportunities
    • Press
  • Projects
    • Carbon Monitoring
    • Conservation Podcast
    • Grazing Support >
      • Grazing Advisors
      • Grazing Education
      • Grazing Resources
    • Tillage and Cover Crop Survey
    • NRCS Technical Assistance
    • Employee Wellness
    • Previous Projects >
      • Agroforestry >
        • Northeast / Mid-Atlantic Agroforestry >
          • NEMA About Us
          • NEMA Webinars
          • NEMA Resources
          • NEMA Contact US
      • C-Saw Program
      • Claremont Gardens
      • CREP
      • CSP Outreach
      • High Tunnel >
        • High Tunnel Video Library
        • High Tunnel Webinars
        • Financial Assistance
        • Building / Maintaining / Modifying
        • Crop Production and Disease Management
        • High Tunnel Vendors
        • High Tunnel FAQ's
        • Other Resources
      • Local Food Initiative >
        • Growing Green
        • SNAP
        • South Central Food Systems Alliance
      • No-till & Soil Health >
        • Life in the Soil
        • Park the Plow
      • On-farm Composting
      • South Mountain Forests
      • South Mountain GeoTrail
  • Events
    • Farmers Market Forum
  • Links
  • Educational Resources
  • Board Member Materials