In Praise Of Depth

by Lisa Wallace, Executive Director I want more depth in my life. Do you, too? Maybe it’s because we’re drowning in trivia — a tsunami of texts, tweets, IMs, Gchats; Facebook posts and bookmarked websites we’re compelled to surf; Google… Read more

Truckee Wetlands Presentation-Thank you!

by Phoenix Anthony, Office Manager Thank you to those who attended the Truckee Wetlands Assessment presentation. This past Tuesday, January 28th, the Watershed Council hosted a presentation on the Truckee Wetlands Assessment and Restoration. It was attended by nearly 90… Read more

AIS Call to Action: TDRPD Board Meeting, January 23, 2014

by Erin Casey, Director of Land Use Compatibility What: Truckee Donner Recreation and Park District (TDPRD) – Board Meeting Why: TDRPD will consider participation in a mandatory boat inspection program per the Town’s recently approved Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention Ordinance.… Read more

Wetlands Matter!

by Kathy Whitlow, Operations Manager It may surprise you to know that we have a fragmented wetlands complex here within the Town of Truckee. The Watershed Council and our partners are working to get it restored and fully functioning. Wetlands… Read more

You keep our watershed EXTRAORDINARY

From the desk of Lisa Wallace, Executive Director Dear friend, Here at the Truckee River Watershed Council, we begin this year full of gratitude. We are thankful for supporters and friends like you who make an incredible impact in the… Read more

“If you don’t start, you can’t fail”

by Lisa Wallace, Executive Director Is that true? It sounds ridiculous when you say it that way. But, it’s quite possibly the reason for stalling the start of a project. I often work with partners who are nervous to start… Read more

Loving the Problem

by Lisa Wallace, Executive Director Recently Beth Christman and I were touring proposed restoration sites in Johnson Canyon (Negro Canyon) with our consultant team. While all the sites in the canyon are difficult to restore – the canyon is degraded… Read more