Greywater Design Certification Course Recap
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 […]
Plant Transplanting and Greywater Education
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 […]
Frogs, Fallen Trees, and Native Grasses
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. […]
Growing Green Leaders
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 […]
Rheem Creek Restoration Milestone
Lots of exciting updates from our Watershed Restoration Program! Our Watershed Restoration Field Crew has been working all year on growing plants for the Rheem Creek restoration project in the […]
Our Watersheds team is growing!
This year, thanks to a grant from the California Strategic Growth Council and California Department of Conservation, we have founded a new area of work centered around Water Conservation- which […]
Insights from Our Restoration Training Program
We had a great time at the Contra Costa Watershed Symposium today, which featured UT’s Doria Robinson and Solwazi Allah as speakers/panelists. Yesterday, we were so grateful to spend some […]
Watershed Crew Recap
We had an awesome Earth Day full of great volunteers and partner organizations! We were able to pick up about 11 cubic yards of trash and 12 tires in our […]
Watershed Crew Insight!
Watershed Crew member Byron wedding Rain gardens along Codornices creek, maintaining these structures clean of trash and weeds so they continue to filter runoff water as best as they can! […]
Watershed Update
WTS update: Sun is shining and flowers are blooming, hummingbirds nesting, mushrooms and mud sculptures. Grateful for every day. Can all be seen at Albany Hill:) next time you hike […]