Mugwort Seed Cleaning
Enjoy this short video on Mugwort seed cleaning and scarification of the Lupine seed (helps with germination because of the hard coating)! We also found a gold fish at El […]
Welcoming our new co-manager, Robin, to the Watershed Team!
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 […]
Looking Ahead to 2021
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, […]
1000+ plants propagated in 2020!
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 […]
Controlling Soil Erosion at Albany Hill
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 […]
Busy getting rid of Cape Ivy, weeding, and wattling…
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!
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. […]
Let’s manifest some rain so the earth can get a break from these fires
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
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 […]
A doe, a deer … at Wildcat Creek!
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 […]