Join SYRCL and American Rivers  for a free meadows health assessment training at Butcher Ranch Meadow on October 10th and learn how you can make a difference in the restoration of these important ecosystems. Training will include information on meadows ecology, meadow plants, hydrology and restoration techniques. If you would like to participate contact Brooke [...]

We are excited to announce the launch of our new website for the Wild & Scenic Film Festival! Take a quick peek @ www.wildandscenicfilmfestival.org  Just in time for the 2011 film festival, we will be updating the website with new information weekly. Bookmark the site and check back often.

SYRCL shared River Monitoring program data with the State Water Resources Control Board last month in an effort to draw the state’s attention to water quality in the Yuba. Of specific concern is a downward trend in pH over the last ten years, a trend most obvious in the headwaters of the South Yuba.  SYRCL [...]

September 1, 2010 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Miriam Limov, RiverPeople/Volunteer Coordinator    miriam@syrcl.org 530-265-5961 X 201 Jason Rainey, Executive Director       Jason@syrcl.org 530-265-5961 X 207 SYRCL’s 13th Annual “Greater Yuba Clean-Up and Restoration Day” Announced   Rally Round the River on Saturday, September 25, 2010 The South Yuba River Citizens League (SYRCL) announces the upcoming 13th annual “Greater [...]