SMART path on north fork of Gallinas Creek
SMART is building a 12’ wide multi-use pathway on the south and east sides of the railroad tracks. The pathway will cross Gallinas Creek half way down McInnis Parkway and will continue on to Smith Ranch Road. Gallinas Watershed Council is currently tracking this...
Remembering Judy Schriebman 1955 – 2022
A tireless campaigner for the health of our beautiful watershed, Judy’s passing was a giant loss to so many of us. A graduate of UC Berkeley and lifelong environmentalist, Judy helped create the GWC Watershed Council in 2004 and never wavered in her commitment to its...
Oct 29: First Marin Creeks Symposium
Come to learn more about what's going on in Marin’s creeks at the First Marin Creeks Symposium! You are invited to the free event! Learn about our Marin County creeks which are an important foundation of our environment. GWC will be giving a presentation about...
MARIN IJ interview GWC about Civic Center Lagoon
Marin looks to avoid another fish kill at Civic Center Lagoon Following an algal bloom that suffocated and killed more than 100 fish at the Marin County Civic Center lagoon two years ago, county parks staff say they have made changes to help prevent further die-offs....
MSEL Civic Center Lagoon Survey Results
Gallinas Watershed Council worked with students from Terra Linda's High School's MSEL (Marin School of Environmental Leadership) program on our Floating Island project. The MSEL students sent out a survey to schoolmates, on social media, and to parents and got 345...
Civic Center Lagoon Survey
MSEL students supporting GWC Floating Island We have been working collaboratively with students from Terra Linda's High School's MSEL (Marin School of Environmental Leadership) program on our Floating Island project! This energetic Freshmen class has developed a...
Do the Wright Thing! At the Marin Civic Center Lagoon
COVID-19 has revealed that our human health relies on environmental health. In Marin County, we now have an opportunity to come into alignment with the natural world by using plants to improve the impaired water quality in the Civic Center lagoon. The horrific fish...
A Tour of Gallinas Creek Watershed – Issues and Opportunities
Are you interested in learning about the current issues and opportunities in our watershed? Click to open and download a Presentation by Gallinas Watershed Council.
GWC Monthly Meetings in 2022
Join GWC Meeting via ZoomMeeting ID: 817 8334 7570Passcode: 541602 Meeting ID: 817 8334 7570Passcode: 541602Find your local number Every month on the First Wed at 7:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)January 5February 2March 2April 6May 4June 1July 6August 3September...
How to naturally restore water quality at the Frank Lloyd Wright Civic Center Lagoon.
Gallinas Watershed Council (GWC) has three recommendations to the Marin County Board of Supervisors regarding how to naturally restore water quality and improve public and environmental health conditions at the Civic Center Lagoon. The Civic Center lagoon is man-made...
GWC Zoom Meetings March 3 & April 7, 2021
March 3, 2021 A regular business meeting will take place on March 3, 2021 at 7 pm. ZOOM Info: Time: March 3, 2021 07:00 PM and April 7, 2021 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada) https://zoom.us/j/94029194564?pwd=M1RXT2YzRHFwcW9oU09qVUZORDJlUT09 Meeting ID:...
FZ7 Gallinas Levee Upgrade Project by Gerhard Epke, Marin Flood Control
On Wednesday, July 8 2020 the Gallinas Watershed Council held an ONLINE MEETING. Our special guest speaker was Gerhard Epke, Senior Program Coordinator for the Marin County Flood Control and Water Conservation District. Gerhard updated us on Gallinas Valley watershed...
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