Monthly Meetings

NWWG meets the third Wednesday of every month from 4:30-6PM at the Navarro River Resource Center. All are welcome! Find Out More

Upcoming Events

Insectary Hedgerows Workshop on Fri, 17 Feb 2012

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Latest "River Notes"

Bird Walk/Survey out on the AV High School Creek Trail

This morning Bill Sterling led two 7th grade Science classes down to the Creek Trail for a Bird Walk/Survey. It was a beautiful mo... Read More

Watershed Articles

Maintenance Procedures for Ranch Roads

“Water is the sole decayer of your whoreson’s dead body” - Hamlet

Water is the single most destructive element for dirt and gravel roads. Roads that are regularly used in the rainy season need carefu... read more

Sediment and our Streams

The decline in salmon and steelhead in the Pacific Northwest is attributable in part to sedimentation. The federal government has listed the Navarro River watershed as an "impaired water body" for both sediment and... read more

The Amazing Life Cycles of Anadromous Fish

Let's talk about anadromous fish and their amazing life cycles and how they relate to the health of a Watershed. In particular, I would like to focus on Coho Salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch) and Steelhead Trout (O. myk... read more

Watershed Ways

Perhaps you've noticed the Russian River Watershed signs newly installed along Highways 128 and 253. You are actually leaving the Navarro watershed when you see those signs--because watershed boundaries are most fre... read more

Navarro Restoration Update

Submitted to Anderson Valley Land Trust's Good Dirt Spring 2002
by Patty Madigan, Navarro Watershed Coordinator Mendocino County Resource Conservation District

Biological Invasion on th... read more

Navarro River Watershed Restoration Program Technical Resources

Mendocino County Resource Conservation District September, 2001

Helping You to Help Your Watershed

Protecting and restoring coho salmon and steelhead-trout habitat is a formidab... read more