ARC will be hosting a River Clean-up Event on Sunday, October 24th from 10am - 2pm at Greenwood Creek. Please join us in keeping the South Fork clean. Registration Required: https://app.donorview.com/o4jQV We recognize that our local waterways are overcrowded and constantly inundated with trash. Due to this ongoing issue, we are moving away from scheduling one big annual river clean-up event and will be moving towards smaller, flexible group specific activities.   What to Bring: • Closed toe shoes • Sun Protection (Hat, Sunscreen, etc)…

This volunteer day is one of the 13 events the Tuolumne River Trust is hosting throughout the season. We will work to maintain 30 miles of hiking trails and to naturalize 10 miles of unauthorized motorized trails in Stanislaus National Forest. Project days may involve trail clearing, tread repair, trail building, and minor rock work. These efforts will not only maintain and create beautiful trails for us humans to enjoy – they will also help restore long-term ecological health, and…

SYRCL’s Salmon Expeditions are an amazing opportunity for you, your family, and your friends to adventure down the Yuba River to see spawning salmon! Local river rafting guides, SYRCL educators, and trained volunteers will take community members down the lower Yuba River to learn about the salmon life cycle, river ecology, and local history. Participants also will learn about human impacts on these incredible fish as well as SYRCL's efforts to restore their habitats. We hope you'll join us out on the river. Join SYRCL River Education staff and the…

Every fall, for thousands of years, Chinook Salmon return to the Tuolumne River to spawn. They have shaped our environment as we know it today. Chinook Salmon are considered to be one of the most important keystone species on the West Coast. We at the Tuolumne River Trust want to give our community the chance to connect with this vital keystone species of the Tuolumne River. Join us as we Paddle with the Salmon and celebrate this incredible ecological tradition.…

Every fall, for thousands of years, Chinook Salmon return to the Tuolumne River to spawn. They have shaped our environment as we know it today. Chinook Salmon are considered to be one of the most important keystone species on the West Coast. We at the Tuolumne River Trust want to give our community the chance to connect with this vital keystone species of the Tuolumne River. Join us as we Paddle with the Salmon and celebrate this incredible ecological tradition.…

The Sierra Club Yahi Group is leading an 8-9 mile hike along the north rim of upper Bidwell Park. We will start from the Horseshoe lake parking lot and hike up to the North Rim trail. Nice views of Chico and surroundings along the way. From the end of the trail we'll drop down to the middle trail and eventually to the Yahi Trail to enjoy the water and greenery. Bring lunch, water and footwear with good tread. Meet at…

Every fall, for thousands of years, Chinook Salmon return to the Tuolumne River to spawn. They have shaped our environment as we know it today. Chinook Salmon are considered to be one of the most important keystone species on the West Coast. We at the Tuolumne River Trust want to give our community the chance to connect with this vital keystone species of the Tuolumne River. Join us as we Paddle with the Salmon and celebrate this incredible ecological tradition.…

Every fall, for thousands of years, Chinook Salmon return to the Tuolumne River to spawn. They have shaped our environment as we know it today. Chinook Salmon are considered to be one of the most important keystone species on the West Coast. We at the Tuolumne River Trust want to give our community the chance to connect with this vital keystone species of the Tuolumne River. Join us as we Paddle with the Salmon and celebrate this incredible ecological tradition.…

Join us (virtually!) at our annual Policy Convention as we explore some of the key issues facing California's nonprofit community in the year ahead. It's a time for grassroots advocates, nonprofit leaders and staff, elected officials, philanthropy representatives, and other big thinkers to come together for three days of in-depth conversations, keynote speakers, and debate! Sessions There will be two 90-minute sessions, live and online, each day. •  11:00am - 12:30pm (Pacific) •  2:00pm - 3:30pm (Pacific) All sessions will…

The 7th Tahoe Film Fest will take place December 2-5, with films being screened at Incline Village Cinema, Northstar Village Cinema and the Crystal Bay Casino Crown Room. All (100%) of proceeds and ticket sales benefit the Tahoe Environmental Research Center (TERC) with several films pertaining to our current environment and climate crisis. Visit our website for further up-to-date information or to purchase tickets and passes online at www.tahoefilmfest.com In Reflection: A Walk With Water, filmmaker Emmett Brennan takes us…

Bear Yuba Land Trust Executive Director Erin Tarr and Stewardship Manager Kate Gazzo will lead a hike at BYLT’s preserve Adam Ryan. Of special interest is the Preserve’s pollinator garden! $5 BYLT members / $10 public.