WILLITS, CA., 11/14/16 – The rains have started and are hopefully here to stay till spring, with the rivers rushing back to life and Chinook salmon runs taking place throughout the Eel River. The Eel River Recovery Project is a non-profit that monitors the health of the Eel River watershed, and this Tuesday, Nov. 15, they’ll be presenting a “State of the Eel River” panel discussion and forum at the Willits Environmental Center.
The talk will include information about the current health of the Eel and its various salmon runs, and provide information about how you can contribute to the monitoring of the local watershed. Also on the agenda is a discussion about a proposal to turn the Willits Environmental Center a kind of “one-stop-shop” for information and research for cannabis cultivators to learn about fish-friendly farming methods and environmentally sustainable “best practices.”
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