East Bay groups dealing with specific creeks and watersheds (west of hills):
Activist organizations:
San Francisco Baykeeper
California Invasive Plant Council
California Native Grass Society
California Native Plant Society - East Bay Chapter
Citizens for East Shore Parks
Golden Gate Chapter, Audubon Society
Greenbelt Alliance
Restore the Delta
Save the Bay
Lagunitas Creek, Salmon Protection and Watershed Network (SPAWN)Urban Creek Council of California
The Watershed Project (formerly Aquatic Outreach Institute)
Clean Angling Pledge - Fishermen, sign this pledge to prevent the spread of invasive species
Other sites, organizations, and agencies with creek-related purposes or information:
- Alameda Countywide Clean Water
- Alameda County Stopwaste,information on Bay Friendly gardening, recycling, composting, etc.
- Bay Nature Magazine (with event calendar)
- Berkeley Creeks - A Geographic / Photographic Database
- Bio-Integral Resource Center information on least-toxic pest management
- BlueGreenBldg.org -- Site showcasing creek- and Bay-friendly, low-impact developments that reduce pollution and destruction from urban runoff in the East Bay
- California Coast and Ocean Magazine
- CalFlora Database - information on wild California plants for conservation, education, and appreciation.
- The California Coastal Commission provides a Marine, Coastal, and Watershed Resource Directory
- The California Watershed Assessment Manual
- Interfaith Power and Light, Information on theological background for environmentalism from several religions
- Oakland Museum Guide to San Francisco Bay Area creeks
- Restore America's Estuaries
- San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board
- San Francisco Estuary Institute
- San Francisco Bay Joint Venture
- Your Wetlands - a project of the San Francisco Bay Joint Venture
- U. S. Environmental Protection Agency - River Corridor and Wetland Restoration
Recent Speakers and Collaborators:
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