You are invited!

Visit and learn about the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta National Heritage Area and discuss your ideas to preserve, celebrate, and share the important stories and places of the Delta and Carquinez Strait.

In 2019, Congress designated the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and Carquinez Strait as the first National Heritage Area in California.

Now it’s time to plan for the future of this special place.

We invite you to attend either of two public workshops on the management plan process for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta NHA. We will discuss the types of initiatives that the NHA could pursue, what stories you want to tell about the region, and how partners can be involved in the NHA.

NHAs are nationally significant living landscapes – places that recognize their history, heritage, and culture while continuing to advance and change. NHAs are community-driven and serve as catalysts for community revitalization projects, such as revitalization of historic Main Streets, investments in historic and cultural attractions, trails, and riverfront access, and development of businesses opportunities.

The Delta Protection Commission is the coordinating entity for the NHA, one of 55 NHAs across the country. For more information about the Delta National Heritage Area, visit our NHA webpage.

Register for the Benicia or Walnut Grove Workshop.

Monday, August 30
Benicia Veterans Memorial Hall
1150 1st St, Benicia, CA 94510

Tuesday, August 31
Jean Harvie Community Center
14273 River Rd, Walnut Grove, CA 95690

5:15 PM to 6:00 PM Open House
6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Workshop

These in-person meetings will follow local COVID-19 guidance.