El Rio Reyes Conservation Trust (ERRCT) use agricultural conservation easements to permanently protect privately owned farm and ranch land along the Kings River. Conservation easements are a voluntary agreement between a land owner and an approved land trust, such as ERRCT, to never develop the land or convert the land from its agricultural uses now or in the future – forever protecting the agricultural and scenic beauty for future generations. Please visit our Easement Basics page to learn more.
ERRCT's main area of interest on the Kings River is from Pine Flat Dam at Piedra to the Empire Weir No. 2 near Stratford, California — a total of approximately 81 miles.
The Trust works closely with landowners and other interested parties and stakeholders, and with government agencies to conserve the Kings River landscape. Along with its own resources, El Río Reyes Conservation Trust draws on the expertise of other conservation organizations and other individuals to assist it in the furtherance of its mission.
Our Core Business Values
Act in accordance with the highest standards for land trusts
Uncompromising ethics with regard to protection and conservation of the Kings River
Hold our relationship with land owners and their trust in us to assist them in conserving their property in the highest regard
Always working to expand our resources to grow our capacity to fulfill our mission.
