Campaigns
The Natomas Campaign is battling proposed developments in the Natomas Basin that would carve out hundreds of acres from protected land and destroy 30 years of work to on the Natomas Bains Habitat Conservation Plan. Join us by contributing to our lawsuits.
The Coyote Creek Campaign is working to stop a solar project, the Coyote Creek Agrivoltaic Ranch project, sited in eastern Sacramento County that would remove 1,357 acres of native habitat, and fragment and disturb vernal pool and grassland habitats. Join us by contributing to our lawsuit.
Committees
If you would like to volunteer with ECOS, start by attending our committee meetings. Anyone who is interested is welcome to attend; you do not have to be a member of ECOS. Please check with the ECOS office at office[at]ecosacramento[dot]net and/or the committee chairs if you have questions.
For dates and times, see the Meeting Schedule.
The Executive Committee is made up of the elected officers and appointees. ExCom is not an entity unto itself; it is a derivative committee of the Board of Directors. It makes day-to-day decisions for the Board.
The Climate Change Committee makes climate action a primary focus for ECOS advocacy, and a pivot point for its land use, transportation, green building, and environmental justice teams.
The Water Committee focuses on water related issues that affect the region’s ground and surface water resources.
The Habitat Committee is Habitat 2020, a coalition that works to protect the lands, waters, wildlife and native plants in the Sacramento region.
The Organizational Development Committee focuses on fund raising, membership recruitment, leadership development, and succession planning.
The Strategy Committee provides a forum for in-depth discussion of issues related to the improvement and effectiveness of ECOS as a partner to others and as an organization — to build a deeper bench in ECOS and to identify and pursue priorities and strategies with our members and partners.
