This year Urban Tilth has been excited to work on Rheem Creek in partnership with American Rivers, The Watershed Project, and Contra Costa County. Construction of the new creek channel […]
Ever wonder what’s inside a bowling ball? One of many interesting finds from this past Saturday as our community joined the Watershed Restoration Crew to clean up the bioswales along […]
Our WTS Youth have officially finished week 6 and have reached the end of the Summer Apprentice Program! The Watershed youth spent their last week bottling up their Agua Florida […]
This year’s Watershed Youth Program has officially made it to week 5! Since last week, the youth have taken a visit to our native plant nursery where they learned how […]
This year’s Watershed SYAP has been amazing so far! For Week 2, the youth have been developing a better understanding of native plants and their healing properties, environmental justice & […]
Our Watershed Restoration team would like to extend a huge THANK YOU to the folks at Greywater Action and the Ecology Center for leading an amazing 5-day Greywater Design certification […]
Watershed crew was busy last week at Albany Hill transplanting about 100 native plants including Ca Sun Cups , Foot Hill needle grass and purple needle grass! This week the […]
WTS Update Rainy season means run-ins with cute little frogs( northern pacific tree frog), fallen trees that need chipping at Pinole Regional Park, and planting native grasses at Albany Hill. […]
Today we’re celebrating the graduation of 8 young West County residents from our ‘Basins of Relations’ Watershed Restoration Training Program! Over the past 15 weeks, these young adults have cared […]
The work does not stop for our apprentices in the Basins of Relations program and Field Crew. The Richmond Greenway drainage area needs regular maintenance, as do the trails in […]
