By Ayano Hayes, Watershed Conservation Manager As spring gives way to summer, we’re excited to share early insights from the 2025 salmon smolt outmigration season in the Lagunitas Creek watershed….
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Double the Monarchs, Double the Message: Support Pollinators with Our Limited-Edition Earth Week Design Just in time for Earth Week, Float.org has launched a stunning, limited-edition apparel design celebrating one...
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A wonderful and jarring film, Aquariums: The Dark Hobby, is now streaming and absolutely worth the watch! Please find the trailer below and the full film on Amazon Prime, Apple…
It is starting to feel like another day, another reason to sue in the name of protecting the Endangered Species Act. Turtle Island Restoration Network is proud to be in...
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Please note that this blog post was updated on 2/20/25 with news of coho continuing to spawn and a steelhead sighting! When winter rains come down, everyone looks to the...
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As Costa Rica works to create regulations for its “Bicentennial Marine Management Area,” Dr. Sylvia Earle has offered her support to Turtle Island Restoration Network’s a new campaign push to...
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After 2 months of construction, SPAWN’s Sediment Load Reduction Project in the Lagunitas Creek Watershed has concluded! However, there’s still more to be done…here’s the latest update on the final…
Every winter, the Lagunitas Creek Watershed awaits the southernmost remaining run of wild, Central California Coast coho to migrate back home with the first rainfall. As more rain falls, salmon…
The salmon spawning season is always a long-awaited period of wildlife spotting within the Lagunitas Creek Watershed. As the California Coastal coho salmon are critically endangered, efforts to monitor this…
Last month, Turtle Island Restoration Network, along with other leading environmental, community, and other groups sent a letter to Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland to direct the National Park…