For Immediate Release, January 4, 2022 Contact: Todd Steiner, 415-488-7652, tsteiner@tirn.net Benedict Tagle, 415-663-8590, btagle@tirn.net Coho Salmon Spawning in Marin County Rains Bring Endangeed Salmon Back to Creeks in West…
For Immediate Release, January 4, 2022 Contact: Todd Steiner, 415-488-7652, tsteiner@tirn.net Benedict Tagle, 415-663-8590, btagle@tirn.net Coho Salmon Spawning in Marin County Rains Bring Endangeed Salmon Back to Creeks in West…
Lagunitas Watershed—People are seeing lots of spawning coho salmon at the Leo Cronin Viewing Area, Samuel P. Taylor State Park, and at SPAWN’s restoration site at the former San Geronimo…
In 2021, SPAWN was able to train, house and utilize several full-time interns for six months or longer, including a diverse group of folks who came to Marin from faraway…
KWMR, a community radio station, recently had SPAWN on its airwaves! Epicenter is a community and public affairs show, bringing coverage of local issues and topics in Marin County. Ayano…
For Immediate Release, December 8, 2021 Contact: Ayano Hayes, ahayes@tirn.net, 916-216-8355 Creekwalk Tours Are Back SAN RAFAEL, Calif.—After a year hiatus, Creekwalk Tours are back! Don’t miss the opportunity to…
For Immediate Release, November 16, 2021 Contact: Audrey Fusco, audrey@seaturtles.org, 415-845-4791 Volunteers Sought for Planting Project on Former San Geronimo Golf Course SAN RAFAEL, Calif.—This winter volunteers from around the…
Click here to view and print this article. SPAWN is encouraging gardeners in Marin County to trade out their tropical milkweed plants for the locally native species, narrow-leaf milkweed (Asclepias…
Recently, a historic Northern California storm dropped many inches of rain in Marin County. With some locations reporting double-digit inches of precipitation within 24 hours, it comes as no surprise…
By Todd Steiner Local activists in the Bay Area will come together again to save California newts as they migrate across a country road in West Marin County this winter….
Recently, hydroseeding took place at Roy’s Riffles! Papier-mâché, fungus, and more were poured over the slopes to help rooting. Watch Preston Brown, our Director of Watershed Conservation, explain the process…