Jan 20, 2020 | Creek Cleanup, Creek Restoration, Event, Flooding, Gallinas Creek, Issues, King Tide, News, Trash, Watershed Management Plan, Wetlands
Ever been on a King Tide Creek Cleanup? Local volunteers keep Gallinas Creek clean. Fun for all ages! Anyone with a kayak or canoe can help clean up Gallinas Creek. Date: Sat Feb 8 2020 Time: 11 AM to 2 PM Note: rainy weather cancels or postpones. The best cleanup...
Jan 7, 2019 | CA Ridgway's Rail, Clapper Rail, Creek Cleanup, Docks, Event, Flooding, Gallinas Creek, Issues, King Tide, News, Trash
Local volunteers keep Gallinas Creek clean. Ever been out on a King Tide Creek Cleanup? The best cleanup times are during King Tides. These highest tides of the year are almost 7 feet! Sound like fun? Anyone with a kayak or canoe can help clean up Gallinas...
Oct 31, 2017 | Educational, Event, Issues, Meeting, News, Trash
Marin County Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program (MCSTOPPP) and Clean Marin are hosting the first Trash Summit Event on Wed. Nov. 1 from 1 to 4 pm. Location: Manzanita Conference Room in the Exhibit Hall at the back of the Marin Civic Center along Ave of the...
Sep 7, 2017 | Coastal Cleanup, Creek Cleanup, Event, Issues, News, Trash, Wetlands
The City of San Rafael and GWC teamed up for Coastal Cleanup Day 2017! Coastal Cleanup Day is an annual event in California and around the country. Everyone helps keep waterways and shorelines clean. Cleaning one of San Rafael’s hidden treasures is a lot of fun. Just...
Apr 18, 2017 | Airport, Creek Cleanup, Event, Issues, News, Trash, Wetlands
This is how we celebrate Earth Day! By land or by water, GWC volunteers clean up Gallinas Creek. Sound like fun? Anyone with a kayak or canoe can join the GWC as we clean up Gallinas Creek. And if you don’t have one you can still participate on foot – just...
Jan 25, 2017 | Coastal Cleanup, Creek Tour, Docks, Event, Issues, King Tide, News, Trash
Ever been on a King Tide Creek Cleanup? GWC volunteers regularly clean up Gallinas Creek. The best times are during the King Tides. These are the highest tides of the year – some are almost 7 feet! Sound like fun? Anyone with a kayak or canoe can join the GWC as...
