SYRCL and the Wild & Scenic Film Festival were recently featured in Wild Hope magazine. The article highlights the founding of SYRCL and how a grassroots movement became the “largest single-river watershed advocacy group in the United States.” Details
Did you miss State of the Yuba, our volunteer open house and community report? We’ve got you covered. The entire program is now available. Details
As we venture forward into 2018 and bid farewell to 2017, we would like to share some of our accomplishments from past year. As SYRCL continues working towards a better future for the Yuba, we owe much appreciation to our volunteers, members, donors and partners. Thank you! Please check out our 12 months of SYRCL. Details
SYRCL works alongside Tahoe National Forest staff members to restore meadows, assess legacy mine impacts, monitor water quality, manage forest health, plan fish habitat restoration projects, and provide input on dam re-licensing. Over the last four years, SYRCL has raised over $1.7 million to implement projects on the Tahoe National Forest which covers much of the Yuba watershed. Details
Here at SYRCL headquarters, we have been busy with several exciting staff transitions and we want to share our excitement with you, our dedicated members! Join us in welcoming two new staff members. Details
After six years as Festival Director for the Wild & Scenic Film Festival, Melinda Booth has been promoted to Executive Director of SYRCL. As you probably know, Wild & Scenic is a program of SYRCL. The event was founded to raise funds for SYRCL’s year-round work protecting and restoring the Yuba River and to use the powerful medium of film to inspire environmental activism. Learn more