SYRCL is recruiting for our 24th River Monitoring Season 

SYRCL is recruiting for our 24th River Monitoring Season 

SYRCL has recruited volunteers for the past 23 years to monitor what has grown to 37 sites across the Yuba watershed.
 
If you are interested in being one of our community scientist River Monitors, you will need to attend an Orientation AND mandatory Field Training. River Monitoring training is free and open to everyone! 

Proactive Action is Key to Balancing Future Water Demands with Supply
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Proactive Action is Key to Balancing Future Water Demands with Supply

The South Yuba River Citizens League (SYRCL) and our partners are currently working through a tangle of water issues which stretch from the highest reaches of our beloved Yuba River all the way to the Golden Gate Bridge. This issue promises to impact how Yuba water flows into the Bay-Delta system which will have a notable impact on the health of the Yuba watershed’s ecology, especially for salmon.

Unlocking the Future of Yuba River Salmon: Advocating for Restoration Through Relicensing
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Unlocking the Future of Yuba River Salmon: Advocating for Restoration Through Relicensing

On January 16th, SYRCL and our allies in the Foothills Water Network filed comments with the Federal Energy Commission (FERC) requesting formal studies to help restore salmon in the lower Yuba River. Our comments also focused on the YWA’s Final License Application for the project and are part of the relicensing of the Narrows 1 Project located on the lower Yuba River.

Festival Program for SYRCL’s 2024 Wild & Scenic Film Festival

Festival Program for SYRCL’s 2024 Wild & Scenic Film Festival

After over 20 years and nearly 1,000,000 pieces of paper, SYRCL’s Wild & Scenic Film Festival program is going paper-free! This is another way we are taking Reel Action in our commitment to decreasing our environmental impact and lowering our carbon footprint.

The program is available here as a digital PDF file. You can download it directly to your device for reference during the festival.

A print version will be available for review at Fest HQ and some venues.