At this orientation you will learn about the background of SYRCL’s River Monitoring Program, with an emphasis on what we monitor and why it is important. Click here for more information and to register.

Join us on March 12th for the next RiversLab. We will be discussing the challenges and benefits of restoring river connectivity. The Research article driving the conversation is “Reconnecting the Elwha River: Spatial Patterns of Fish Response to Dam Removal.” Click here for more information and to register.

RiversLab is a time for us river geeks to sit down, listen in, and discuss a topic of our AmeriCorps choice. This January 24th Reed, SYRCL’s restoration coordinator/ AmeriCorps, will be presenting on Cody C. Reed’s research paper on “Restoring function: Positive responses of carbon and nitrogen to 20 years of hydrologic restoration in montane meadows.”

River Ambassadors are volunteers taking action to motivate and educate the community to care for the South Yuba River! This dedicated team promotes an ethic of responsible, non-polluting use of the river by speaking one-on-one with visitors at crossings, beaches, and on trails. Using a friendly, non-confrontational approach, River Ambassadors educate folks about the polluting

River Ambassadors are volunteers taking action to motivate and educate the community to care for the South Yuba River! This dedicated team promotes an ethic of responsible, non-polluting use of the river by speaking one-on-one with visitors at crossings, beaches, and on trails. Using a friendly, non-confrontational approach, River Ambassadors educate folks about the polluting

River Ambassadors are volunteers taking action to motivate and educate the community to care for the South Yuba River! This dedicated team promotes an ethic of responsible, non-polluting use of the river by speaking one-on-one with visitors at crossings, beaches, and on trails. Using a friendly, non-confrontational approach, River Ambassadors educate folks about the polluting