Foothill Conservancy is so grateful for the amazing individuals who have dedicated their time and energy to bringing more attention to the role the Mokelumne River plays in our lives.
Thanks to everyone who joined our Headwaters Hike! The headwaters hike was a success! The Foothill Conservancy team made it to the summit and had a great time along the
PG&E has announced the 2022 recreational flow release days on the Mokelumne River. This year there will be flow days on all three runs. Please note the Devil’s Nose run
GreenGen Mokelumne Pumped Storage Project Image credit GreenGen LLC GreenGen LLC recently released an annual progress report for its proposed Mokelumne Pumped Storage Project P-14796, which outlined activities over the
California has a large number of unsheltered individuals, and that number has likely increased due to the effects of the Covid 19 Pandemic. Homeless individuals can cause negative impacts to
Tiger Creek Road Closures March 1 – May 1, 2022 PG&E, owner of the Mokelumne Hydroelectric River Project , has announced that it will be intermittently closing Tiger Creek Road
Meredith Sierra has joined the Foothill Conservancy as the new watershed conservation and land use advocate. She is a recent graduate from California State University Sacramento (CSUS) with a B.S.
AS FOSSILS ARE REVEALED IN THE FOOTHILLS, SO ARE THE MYSTERIES Editor’s note: The announcement this summer that a vast collection of Miocene fossils had been discovered in the
We are so grateful for the wonderful volunteers who came out on a Saturday morning to help clean up the Mokelumne river! It was a beautiful, cool morning for our
Job Announcement Foothill Conservancy Watershed Conservation and Land Use Advocate The Foothill Conservancy is a small, community-based, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a primary focus on California’s central Sierra Nevada foothills.
Larry Patterson, Director, Camanche Village, CA: MS Civil/Transportation Engineering UC Berkeley, BS Civil Engineering University of Texas, private consultant, former Public Works Director and City Manager of San Mateo, recipient of the League’s James L. Martin Award in 2012
