Alpine Watershed Group is looking for new river monitors! This training will cover river monitoring protocols to operate advanced scientific equipment and teach you about important water quality parameters. Anyone interested in becoming a river monitor is encouraged to attend, and current river monitors are welcome too. Please allow one hour within the 11 a.m. -

Please join Alpine Watershed Group, National Forest Foundation, and US Forest Service staff for a walking tour in Hope Valley. Come learn about this exciting project that will improve forest health by reducing fuels, enhancing aspen stands, and restoring meadows. This project is funded by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife through their Watershed

Please join Alpine Watershed Group, National Forest Foundation, and US Forest Service staff for a walking tour in Hope Valley. Come learn about this exciting project that will improve forest health by reducing fuels, enhancing aspen stands, and restoring meadows. This project is funded by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife through their Watershed

Please join Alpine Watershed Group, National Forest Foundation, and US Forest Service staff for a walking tour in Hope Valley. Come learn about this exciting project that will improve forest health by reducing fuels, enhancing aspen stands, and restoring meadows. This project is funded by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife through their Watershed

Alpine Watershed Group (AWG) invites you to join us for a day of watershed restoration projects in Alpine County! Please see the webpage for all the details, including the link to RSVP so that we can include you in the free lunch count. FLYER Event contact: Watershed Coordinator Rachel Kieffer at (530) 694-2327 or awg.rachel@gmail.com

Alpine Watershed Group (AWG) invites you to join us for a day of watershed restoration projects in Alpine County! Please see the webpage for all the details, including the link to RSVP so that we can include you in the free lunch count. FLYER Event contact: Watershed Coordinator Rachel Kieffer at (530) 694-2327 or awg.rachel@gmail.com

Alpine Watershed Group (AWG) invites you to join us for a day of watershed restoration projects in Alpine County! Please see the webpage for all the details, including the link to RSVP so that we can include you in the free lunch count. FLYER Event contact: Watershed Coordinator Rachel Kieffer at (530) 694-2327 or awg.rachel@gmail.com

Please join Alpine Watershed Group to hear a presentation by Ryan Morgan on Ranching Practices and Ecological Monitoring. Ryan is an Ecological Outcome Verifier (EOV) with the Savory Institute and has been conducting the annual short-term monitoring at Woollystar Ranch in Alpine County for two years now. For more information or if you have questions,

Please join Alpine Watershed Group to hear a presentation by Ryan Morgan on Ranching Practices and Ecological Monitoring. Ryan is an Ecological Outcome Verifier (EOV) with the Savory Institute and has been conducting the annual short-term monitoring at Woollystar Ranch in Alpine County for two years now. For more information or if you have questions,

Please join Alpine Watershed Group to hear a presentation by Ryan Morgan on Ranching Practices and Ecological Monitoring. Ryan is an Ecological Outcome Verifier (EOV) with the Savory Institute and has been conducting the annual short-term monitoring at Woollystar Ranch in Alpine County for two years now. For more information or if you have questions,

Join us for a day of watershed restoration projects in Alpine County! Please see the webpage for all the details, including the link to RSVP so that you can complete AWG's waiver and receive communications from AWG the week prior to the event. Schedule for Saturday, September 21: Check - in: 9:00 a.m. - 9:30

The Forest Health Community Working Group is hosting a volunteer tree planting event on Saturday, October 26, from 10:00 am - 12:00 pm. Come help reforest the Tamarack Fire Burn Scar. Bring a water bottle, sun protection, and please wear long pants, long sleeves, and closed-toe shoes. Gloves and tools will be provided.