Unite with SYRCL
Join us in celebrating and supporting the Yuba
With over three decades of achievements, 3,500 members, and 1,300 active volunteers, the South Yuba River Citizens League is the central hub of community activism to unite, protect, restore, and celebrate the Yuba River watershed.
Ways to Get Involved
Donate
Protecting the Yuba River watershed depends on the support of a thriving and engaged community. Consider joining our Emerald Circle, becoming a foundation or corporate partner, providing a legacy gift, or just supporting us when you shop.
Volunteer
SYRCL Volunteers are passionate about protecting our watershed. From being a River Ambassador to being a River Monitor, from helping with invasive plant removal to pitching in at events, there are plenty of opportunities for you to get involved.
Membership
As one of the largest grassroots river organizations in the country, SYRCL’s continued effectiveness depends on having a thriving membership base. If you love the Yuba River and want to help us fight for its future, please become a member today!
Attend an Event
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 event which focuses on the health of the watershed and what we can do together for 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.
Visit the Yuba
Visit The South Yuba River
As you plan your trip to the river, check out these important tips and resources for a safe and fun river…
the Yuba welcomes everyone
Thanks to its signature emerald green swimming holes and picturesque granite boulders, the South Yuba River is one of the most visited attractions in Nevada county. Each summer, the Yuba’s popularity attracts hundreds of thousands of river goers.
Of course, more visitors means more coolers, more dogs, more trash, and a greater risk of catastrophic fire. We ask that you recreate safely, practice Leave No Trace values, and remember that the Yuba welcomes everyone.