The City of Richmond, American Rivers, The Watershed Project, Restoration Design Group, the Coastal Conservancy and Contra Costa College have partnered on a multiphase project to restore ecological function to the Rheem Creek watershed while reducing the risk of flooding to nearby residents. The […]
Join the City of Richmond, Richmond Community Services Department, and the Richmond Arts & Culture Commission for the Shields-Reid Public Art Open House. View art proposals for new public art at Shields-Reid Park and Community Center, and learn more about the park renovation. Share your feedback on the design and maintenance of the Shields-Reid habitat […]
Join The Watershed Project and our restoration partner, West Coast Wild, in honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a day of service to the community. Urban Tilth, The Watershed Project, Groundwork Richmond, Pogo Park, and many other Richmond community organizations will be hosting a variety of service projects along the Richmond […]
In January 2023, the San Francisco Bay Area will experience a series of King Tides. These are extremely high tides that happen each year, and this year tides will be up to 7 feet above the minimum tide level! Climate change has warmed our waters, melting our glaciers and causing the sea level to rise. […]
The Watershed Project is joining SPAWNERS’ regular restoration workday to monitor water quality at Wilkie Creek and better understand the health of the creek. Volunteers will help with invasive plant and trash removal, and learn about water quality at Wilkie Creek. Event Schedule 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM - Restoration Work Join SPAWNERS monthly volunteer […]
Join SPAWNERS for our monthly volunteer workday at Wilkie Creek on Saturday, February 18th, 9:30am–12:00pm! Meet us at 4805 Santa Rita Road, just below the De Anza High School playing fields. We will be weeding, picking up trash, and potentially planting (weather and supply dependent). Tools, water, and snacks will be provided. All ages and […]
The Wildcat-San Pablo Creeks Watershed Council provides a collaborative forum for consensus planning among various agencies, citizen’s groups and individuals and is a resource for those who seek solutions to technical, management, monitoring and funding issues for creeks in the Wildcat Creek and San Pablo Creek watersheds. This meeting will be held over Zoom; if […]
