Community watershed restoration since 1983
Join us for another fantastic volunteer day at the MRC Native Plant Nursery, next to the Petrolia School. Volunteer days are open to people of all ages. Tasks take place in the abundantly ventilated outdoors and are numerous and variable. Participants should bring sturdy shoes, a hat, gloves, and water. Masks are also highly recommended.
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Join us for another fantastic volunteer day at the MRC Native Plant Nursery, next to the Petrolia School. Volunteer days are open to people of all ages. Tasks take place in the abundantly ventilated outdoors and are numerous and variable. Participants should bring sturdy shoes, a hat, gloves, and water. Masks are also highly recommended.
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Join us for another fantastic volunteer day at the MRC Native Plant Nursery, next to the Petrolia School. Volunteer days are open to people of all ages. Tasks take place in the abundantly ventilated outdoors and are numerous and variable. Participants should bring sturdy shoes, a hat, gloves, and water. Masks are also highly recommended.
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The Mattole Field Institute and HSU Biology are co-hosting a family-friendly excursion to see and learn about our local elephant seal colony!Tentatively scheduled for January 9th; creek level depending. Please contact flora@mattole.org if you're interested or have questions.
Our Board of Directors elections are coming up at the end of January. If you are interested in becoming more involved with the MRC and have an interest in policy and environmental stewardship, please start thinking about it now! Candidate statements are due to vroom@mattole.org before January 30th.
Join us for our annual meeting to hear about our work in 2021, join in a discussion about upcoming work in 2022, as well as meet the candidates for our Board of Directors. The meeting will take place Sunday, January 30th at 1:00 pm via Zoom. We look forward to seeing you then and hearing
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In the late 1990’s, Jane Lapiner and David Simpson began to dedicate the work of their theatre company, Human Nature, to the all-important subject of climate change. Clearly the future well-being of the planet and human society was increasingly dependent on the health of the natural world and especially on that of the climate. By
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All applications are due by April 22nd. Visit the following link to learn more about Nick's Interns and the programs we are offering this year: https://www.mattole.org/news/2022-nicks-inter-applications-are-now-open/
Join us at the Mattole Valley Community Center on Saturday, May 28th for food, music, dancing, and more. This benefit for the Lower Mattole Fire Safe Council will be the first one in two years! Don't miss out.
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