by Kathy Whitlow, Office Manager
The 20th Annual Truckee River Day is Sunday, October 18, 2015.
Twenty years is a significant milestone for the Watershed Council but it’s just small fraction of time in the lifespan of a healthy watershed.… Read more
by Lisa Wallace, Executive Director
The question, “Are you sure it will work?” is not about the work, it’s about the sure.
We were faced with this question in sorting out how to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species… Read more
by Lisa Wallace, Executive Director
I was walking with Jeannette Halderman the other day, near our office. We had decided to have a meeting-in-motion instead of a sitting-down meeting. Unbeknownst to me, as we walked she was looking at every… Read more
by Lisa Wallace, Executive Director
Before the recession, it seemed like there was a trend to create “passive” income, outsource routine tasks, and then become a ski or beach bum while the money piled up in the bank.
The idea… Read more
by Rachel Arst McCullough, TRWC Weed Warriors Volunteer
Who Are the Weed Warriors?
As a part of the Truckee River Watershed Council, we coordinate activities for the prevention and control of invasive weeds.
Who Can Become a Weed Warrior?
Anyone… Read more
by Lisa Wallace, Executive Director
Over the past decade there has been a trend to create “passive” income, outsource a bunch of tasks, and go live in ski resort town/on the beach while the money piles up in your bank… Read more
by Kathy Whitlow, Office Manager
*** Update 5 p.m. 3/18: The deadline to apply for these positions has passed. We appreciate your interest in working with the Watershed Council! ***
Love the Truckee River watershed? Come work with us! We… Read more
by Lisa Wallace, Executive Director
We love it when people share stories with us about their favorite places about our Truckee River, lakes, and streams. Today more than ever, ideas spread horizontally, from person to person. Not from the top… Read more
by Lisa Wallace, Executive Director
The Truckee River watershed – where the beauty of nature draws us – is threatened. Species of birds have disappeared. Essential invertebrates are leaving. Entire wetlands are drying up. Much of this is due to… Read more
by Erin Casey, Director of Land Use Compatibility
Have you noticed where water flows after it lands on the ground? Does it spill onto the road making its way to a nearby stormwater drain or roll off a few leaves… Read more
