All life on our planet depends on water. Without it, we wouldn’t exist. This is why watersheds are a very important part of our environment. Watersheds are a type of ecosystem, a community where living things interact with their environment. Watersheds are unique because their boundaries are defined by the movement of water. read more >>
Yuba Field Guide A look at our watershed’s sensitive and invasive animal species Chinook salmon Lifespan: 1 to 6 (more commonly…
Yuba Field Guide A look at our watershed’s sensitive and invasive animal species Foothill Yellow Legged Frog (Rana boylii) Sensitive…
It’s summer and more than 700,000 people are heading to the Yuba River. More visitors mean more cigarette butts and more illegal campfires. Help us confront these fire dangers–give today. read more >>
When we first set out to save the state parks from closure in 2011, we learned that Malakoff, which is off the grid, annually used over $70,000 worth of diesel fuel at the park. We were told that one way to help the parks was to cut operating costs. Replacing polluting diesel with solar power seemed like a ‘no-brainer!’ read more >>
After five years of advocacy, the State Budget bill now on Governor Brown’s desk includes a line item dear to the Yuba watershed community: $700,000 to fully fund a solar power system at Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park. Now is the time for the Yuba community to speak up: call, fax or email the Governor today. read more >>
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