The CSRCD says its program goals include healthy watersheds, reducing hazards from wildfire and floods, and promoting a healthy economy through stimulating nature and historical tourism in the local area. Projects under consideration include watershed and wildfire defensible space inventories, historic adobe restoration, marketing of locally grass fed beef, and area guides to stimulate tourism and economic growth. Upcoming forums will be held in the following communities: March 21st in Sonora, May 17th in Pine Grove, July 19th in Markleeville, September 18th in Mono County, and November 20th in Calaveras County. For more information on the program or attending the workshops, contact their main office in Jackson at 257-1851.