Quick watershed update: This week, we welcomed our newest member Robin to the Watershed crew! Robin is our new co-manager. She graduated from Texas State University with a Geography Watershed […]
Watershed crew is super excited for what 2021 has in store! The crew has been busy making action plans so that we can reach our 2021 goals! With Jonah’s leadership, […]
Looking back at 2020 accomplishments Shout out to the watershed crew, especially our manager Jonah, this year for holding it down at the nursery! 1,020 native plants propagated! 294 planted […]
Albany Hill Stairs Project – Prevents erosion on Albany Hill – Increases public access(encourages physical activity) – Protects surrounding wildlife and plants by keeping on the trail Controlling soil erosion […]
Some action shots of the Watershed Crew weeding a new area and getting rid of Cape Ivy, we’ve been busy weeding, wattling (placing wattles for erosion control), and watering to […]
Shout out to the Watersheds Crew! This week they completed sheet mulching the last little section at Cerrito creek, we are getting ready to plant for Fall. […]
This week the Crew has been at the nursery prepping native plants to be transplanted to Cerrito Creek and has been doing light maintenance at sites due to poor air […]
Throwback: 2019 Basins of Relations Watershed Training Program cohort This program focuses on teaching local residents the importance of keeping watersheds healthy and how they affect our communities. Here are some […]
This week we have been weeding and watering at Cerrito and Wildcat Creeks. We also saw that a tree fell at Wildcat Creek with the wind from a couple of […]
Hey friends, This week the team has continued to sheer mulch at Cerrito Creek and weed at Wildcat Creek. Now let’s learn about Native vs Invasive BlackBerry! Native Blackberry […]
