Earth Month Was a Great Success Thanks to You!

It’s been a great Earth Month this last April and at Russian Riverkeeper! We’ve been keeping busy to make the greatest impact we can to protect and restore our watershed from harm. Earth Month started in the 1970s as a movement to resist the [...]

Our Natural Resources Are at Risk!

Click here to see the previous update! The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors completed their vote to pass the proposed amendment to the Well Ordinance on 4/18/2023. With Supervisors Hopkins, Gore, and Rabbitt voting in favor of Staff recommendations, we believe the County has [...]

Our River Is Back! What Does This Actually Mean?

Spring is one of our favorite times of year on the river. The trees and vegetation are greening up and the winter floods have re-arranged everything giving it a new look. After 3  years of drought, we’re so thankful the rains returned and our [...]

Taking Action Against Unregulated Ground Water Pumping

Join us in ensuring our public trust resources are protected from unrestricted groundwater pumping! Russian Riverkeeper is continuing hard to push to get key requirements incorporated into the Sonoma County Well Ordinance Amendment that will help ensure the short and long-term protection of our [...]

Russian Riverkeeper Celebrates Earth Month

Earth Day is an annual event that is celebrated on April 22nd to raise awareness and appreciation for our planet's natural environment. To celebrate Earth Day, Russian we will be teaming up with Americorps for a beach cleanup day at Sunset beach. Click here [...]

Press Feature!

Thank you so much KindTravler for supporting our mission and to the 7x7 team for the incredible feature! Click the link below to read more. https://www.7x7.com/california-travel-kind-traveler-2659493995.html

Post Flood Support

The welcome rains in January came with a deluge of trash swept into the river by the forces of nature. Although not as bad as 2019, Clean Team assessments have found an abundance of new trash from urban area storm drains, camps, farms, and [...]

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