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  Wolf Creek Community Alliance

Wolf Creek (He-Lee-Yew-Nim Sah-Weem in Maidu) is a priceless but neglected resource.
 
Wolf Creek Community Alliance, a volunteer-run 501c3 non-profit organization, exists to protect, enhance, and restore Wolf Creek, its tributaries and watershed.

Our goals

  • To PRESERVE and PROTECT the creek and its watershed for the benefit of present and future generations
  • To ENGENDER community STEWARDSHIP of the creek and its watershed
  • To RESTORE the creek to a condition of optimal health and integrity
  • To MONITOR the physical, chemical, and biological condition of the creek
  • To PROSPER and THRIVE as an organization and thereby have a long-lasting presence and effect in the watershed
 

Partner Organizations
We work with several local organizations and agencies that share some of our goals. See these partners and affiliates.
 
Spill Notification
If you want to be notified about any accidental release of effluent into Wolf Creek, contact Rick Beckley to be added to the notification list.
 
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Notices

Stewdarship day at Maidu Meadow
Creek clean-up along Maidu Meadow reach July 24, 10 AM to noon. Meet at Slo Poke Rd & Bennett St. More info: 401-8025

Remote data logger up and running
An automated water monitoring device donated by local company Automata, Inc. is now collecting data on Wolf Creek. LEARN MORE

WCCA at Thursday Night Market
Visit the booth 5:30 to 9:30 every Thursday 'till Sept. 2. Better yet, volunteer to help staff the booth! Call 530-272-2347.

Loosestrife on the loose!!!
The highly destructive and invasive purple loosestrife has been found along Wolf Creek. We must not let it spread. LEARN MORE

Toxics Report
Interesting results from 21 soil-test sites in the Wolf Creek watershed. Report | Data table

What's special about Wolf Creek?
We've compiled a list of some of the attributes that make Wolf Creek more than worthy of our work on its behalf | Download the factsheet

updated 21 July 2010 | email the webmaster: website[at]wolfcreekalliance[dot]org | Wolf Creek Community Alliance info: call 530.272.2347

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