We work with partners
The staff and volunteers of Watersheds have access to ESRI ArcGIS and Adobe Creative Suite software, installed on laptops for portability. These resources have been utilized in conservation activities such as analyzing forest pest distribution, creating public information maps during wildfire events, assessing watershed conditions, and supporting many watershed education activities.
Our staff and volunteers have worked with the following organizations:
NOAA
US Forest Service
USGS
US Fish and Wildlife Service
CalFire
California Department of Fish & Game
California Department of Water Resources
New Hampshire Audubon
Great Basin Bird Observatory
Institute for Bird Populations
Plymouth State University
University of Southern Mississippi
Ojai Valley Land Conservancy
Ventura Hillsides Conservancy
Tehama County Resource Conservation District
San Joaquin River Stewardship Council
Butte Environmental Council
Big Chico Creek Watershed Alliance
Gateway Science Museum
City of Chico
Mechoopda Indian Tribe
The officers and directors of Watersheds.us bring a diverse set of skills and interests to our conservation efforts. To begin a conversation, please email "info at watersheds.us."
For more information about our people and our mission, click here.
We support efforts to save wild places, protect endangered animals and plants, and understand dwindling natural resources. Through the work of our staff and volunteers, Watersheds provides GIS and online mapping, environmental monitoring, resource assessment and management, and environmental education services. More detail about completed and ongoing projects can be viewed here.
Our staff and volunteers are located in the states of California and Washington, with skillsets related to geolocation (GPS, GIS and online mapping), environmental monitoring, resource assessment, wildlife, fisheries, birds, and environmental education. Contact info and more detail about us can be viewed here.