Haskell Peak Meadows Restoration Project — Public Site Tour & Volunteer Opportunity
Join SYRCL’s Headwater Science Program Manager Rose Schroeder at the Haskell Peak Meadows Restoration Project site on Friday, October 2nd for…
Throughout the year, SYRCL hosts several events to keep the community engaged, involved, and informed regarding the health of the Yuba River Watershed.
From our Annual River Cleanup at the end of the summer to our State of the Yuba which focuses on the health of the Yuba and what we can do together — year-round, year after year — to protect this beautiful place where we live, work and play, all our events support our mission to unite the community to protect and restore the Yuba River watershed.
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Our upcoming events
Join SYRCL’s Headwater Science Program Manager Rose Schroeder at the Haskell Peak Meadows Restoration Project site on Friday, October 2nd for…
Join us for an informational tour of SYRCL’s Salmon & Packer Creek Aspen Restoration Project on Friday, August 21st. The Tour…
Join SYRCL’s Watershed Science Director, Alecia Weisman, to hear about design intentions and desired conditions of Phase 2 of the Lytton…
Join the South Yuba River Citizens League (SYRCL) for Wild for the Yuba –a special Dinner & Auction – on Friday,…
Join SYRCL educators on April 26th from 12:30-2 for our first ever Pollinator Palooza City Nature Challenge event in partnership with…
Scotch broom is an extremely invasive weed that disrupts ecosystems, depletes soil, and increases wildfire risk. On April 25th, SYRCL volunteers are carpooling out…
Join the South Yuba River Citizens League for our annual free public report on watershed conditions. Celebrate the 25th anniversary of…
Join Jack Roney, SYRCL’s Americorps Restoration Coordinator, to discuss Hugeny et. al (2011) and its implications for Freshwater Conservation. Learn how…
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