CEC launches free program for ag community

The Community Environmental Council (CEC) has launched Central Coast AgLink (CCAL), a free program that provides personalized funding and resources support to farmers, ranchers and land stewards for climate-smart practices on their land.

CCAL’s goal is to reduce funding barriers for land stewardship projects, build regional agriculture networks, and accelerate climate resilience on California’s Central Coast, despite a lack of funding from state and federal agencies for climate-smart practices on working lands.

To sign up for the service, land owners can fill out a short online form to share what projects they’re interested in — such as healthy soil practices, irrigation upgrades, grazing plans, pollinator habitat, and renewable energy infrastr

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