We are all connected through the San Francisco Bay Area watershed, where water flows from our neighborhoods to the bay and ocean, linking us in a shared story of stewardship and resilience.

The Watershed Project’s services intersect awareness and action, education and stewardship. Our goal is to catalyze increasing individual awareness and stewardship of the environment by promoting …

The Watershed Project works with a variety of Bay Area communities and municipalities to implement nature-based solutions that manage stormwater, reduce urban heat, and reintroduce native habitat …

The Watershed Project connects students and young adults with their local environment through hands-on education, field trips, curriculum development, and workforce training.

A watershed is more than just land and water—it’s an interconnected web of life. The soil, air, wildlife, and people within a watershed all depend on its health.

River lives in the Wildcat Creek watershed on the Huichin homeland of the Chochenyo Ohlone, and is thrilled to work with the Watershed Project on creek restoration, native habitat restoration, and urban …

Dec 16, 2021 · The Watershed Project is committed to building a vision of environmental resilience and equity in the San Francisco Bay Area. We all have the power to protect our local watersheds!

Data collection and analysis around water quality, vegetation, trash, oyster populations, and other watershed health indicators. Public-facing community science events that build environmental …

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Nov 17, 2022 · The Watershed Project is committed to building a vision of environmental resilience and equity in the San Francisco Bay Area. We all have the power to protect our local watersheds!