WILLITS, CA., 6/07/17 — Want to know more about the health of your local river? The Eel River Recovery Project is officially set up at the new Willits Hub, and they’re organizing a series of free events to assist residents who want to get involved in monitoring the health of regional rivers and forests. The first event will be a Outlet Creek monitoring event, that takes place this Sunday, June 11. The van will leave at 10am, but you can come to the Hub at 9am to meet the core monitoring group and learn about their progress. If you missed the first one, here’s a chance to go again (repeat attendees are also welcome)!
The event will involve a guided tour of the water temperature gauges installed throughout the creek, which help monitors regularly assess the health of the creek and its many wildlife inhabits, such as steelhead trout and spawning Pacific lampreys. Nine spots are available in the “Willits Goes Wild” van and the info to register is below. You’re invited to bring your swim suit and go for a dip!
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