We’re back with an updated list of plants for sale in our Native Plant Nursery! The full list can be downloaded here!

Need native plants? Our nursery can set up a contract grow to propagate wetland plants, forbs, bunchgrasses, shrubs and/or trees for your Northern California restoration or landscaping project. We are currently seeking more propagation opportunities for this growing season, so please reach out soon if you need a native plant source for your 2021 projects. We have experience propagating high quality plant materials for more than 60 species – please refer to the species list (click here) to find out if we can grow something for you.

Need native plants? Our nursery can set up a contract grow to propagate wetland plants, forbs, bunchgrasses, shrubs and/or trees for your Northern California restoration or landscaping project. We are currently seeking more propagation opportunities for this growing season, so please reach out soon if you need a native plant source for your 2021 projects. We have experience propagating high quality plant materials for more than 60 species – please refer to the species list to find out if we can grow something for you.

We also have plants available for sale year-round to the general public.
We are revising our plant prices this year – so now is your last chance to get this sale price on our rapidly dwindling nursery stock. Please contact our nursery manager to purchase plants or to find out more about a contract grow.

Below is a list of all plants that are currently for sale:

Don’t see anything you’re looking for? You can download our species master list here.

Our Annual Meeting is coming up this January 30th!

Register for the meeting in advance at the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEpf-yqqzMiHdZ6X91Q4VkiPZPv-nzEI2yg

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. See ya then!

We are thrilled to share this incredible opportunity for folks interested in learning more about fire and fuels management. The Karuk Tribe invites all tribes, interested members of the public, and non-governmental organizations in the North Coast region to participate in ONLINE AND FIELD training as part of the Tribe’s Regional Forest & Fire Capacity demonstration project, “Burning Across Boundaries”. This project is intended to support collaborative planning that can enable tribes and partners throughout the North Coast region to work together in utilizing prescribed fire as a tool for achieving long term forest and ecosystem health. For more information email dnrtraining@karuk.us.

Click here to download the full schedule with course descriptions.

We’d like to start by thanking everyone who participated in the MRC’s efforts this year. It has been a challenging time for all. Despite this we still accomplished some amazing things together. Read about them in our 2020 annual report! You can download it by clicking here or by visiting our Technical and Historic Documents page.

We are currently accepting nominations for our Board of Directors. If you or someone you know is interested in running for the Board, email vroom@mattole.org before our annual meeting on January 30. Membership will vote on new Board members in early February.

Anyone with a vested interest in the health of our community and local ecosystems is eligible for a nomination. Only current MRC members can nominate or vote for a Director – so make sure your membership is up to date.

Join us for an opportunity to learn more about the MRC’s work this year, connect with our local restoration community, and nominate candidates for the MRC Board of Directors. The meeting with take place January 30, 2021 from 3pm-5pm on Zoom.

Click here to register for the meeting via Zoom.

The MRC has been advocating and working to restore natural systems in the Mattole Watershed since 1983. That’s 37 years of serving our community and our watershed. 

This year has simultaneously challenged us and encouraged us to support each other more than ever. While the negativities of the year threaten to bring us down, the beauty in our communities, families, and ecosystem have framed our scene with a brilliant and shining resiliency. Just like the mighty Mattole, this year is a reminder that we too are sure to persevere and thrive in the face of adversity.

If you’d like to consider donating to the MRC in honor of Giving Tuesday, you can do so on our website here or via a check sent to PO Box 160 in Petrolia. For other ways to be involved, email Sarah Vroom at vroom@mattole.org or drop us a line at (707)629-3514. Thank you!

Giving Tuesday is a global generosity movement unleashing the power of people and organizations to transform their communities and the world. Giving  Tuesday was created in 2012 as a simple idea: a day that encourages people to do good. Over the past eight years, it has grown into a global movement that inspires hundreds of millions of people to give, collaborate, and celebrate generosity.