Thursday, July 2nd
7-9 pm
Spirit Rock Center
5000 Sir Francis Drake Blvd.
Woodacre, CA
Learn about Salmon Habitat Needs, current populations in West Marin and how best to repair and restore eroding creek banks with nationally acclaimed specialists!
Dr. Ann Riley is the author of Restoring Streams in Cities, the executive director of the Waterways Restoration Institute and a watershed and river restoration advisor for the San Francisco Regional Water Quality Control Board. she has organized, planned, designed, constructed, and funded numerous stream restoration projects in California and throughout the United States and garnered many awards for her great work.
Eric Ettlinger, Aquatic Ecologist and local fisheries expert for the Marin Municipal Water District (MMWD) will be speaking about salmonid habitat needs, specific to Marin's watersheds.
Vincent Rogers and Patrick Doughty, with the Watershed Stewards Program will provide the most recent data on salmon population surveys within the Lagunitas Creek watershed.
Please RSVP with Sarah Phillips, Urban Streams Coordinator with Marin Resource Conservation District at Sarah@MarinRCD.org
Light Refreshments will be provided
NOTE FROM THE SGV STEWARDS:
Dear San Geronimo Valley Stewards,
Please consider attending a seminar July 2nd at Spirit Rock that will help creek side property owners understand how to stabilize creek banks using contemporary fish friendly methods. Speakers with both first hand knowledge of the San Geronimo Valley creek and experience at the State and National level will present solutions to creek bank problems some of us inherited.
We hope to see you there,
Steve Tognini
Koa Pickering
Stewards Co-presidents.