Navarro River Resource Center
Fostering land stewardship in the Navarro River Watershed
There are ongoing opportunities to get involved in Volunteer Work Days: Seasonally there are Creek Clean-ups scheduled in mid to late September or early October to clear trash out of the creeks before the winter rains come, which usually is around October 15th. Volunteer Work Days also happen seasonally usually in Spring and/or Fall [Read more…]
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We are working on our website, much more information is still to come, so please check back in!
We are working on our website, much more information is still to come, so please check back in!
We are working on our website, much more information is still to come, so please check back in!
We are working on our website, much more information is still to come, so please check back in!
The Navarro River watershed, like many watersheds on California’s Northern Coast, has been degraded by centuries of land use practices that undervalued or didn’t understand the importance of healthy aquatic ecosystems. Today, many of streams and rivers are in poor habitat condition because of a lack of complex structure, including features like riffles, deep pools, [Read more…]