Volunteers needed!!! Looking for an exciting, outdoors volunteer
opportunity where your actions will help make a difference in
the health of our inland waterways? Inland Empire Waterkeeper
will be launching a water quality monitoring program this winter
in Riverside County and we need your help! Volunteers must have
reliable transportation and be over the age of 18. Training will
be provided. If you’re interested in strapping on your rain
boots and participating in the opportunity, please contact Rachael
Hamilton for more information at 951.530.8823 or at rachael@iewaterkeeper.org
Looking for an AMAZING volunteer opportunity?? The California
Department of Fish and Game (DFG) will be hosting a training session
for their Natural Resource Volunteer Program(NRVP) for the Inland
Empire this fall. Trained to observe and report, volunteers are
the eyes and ears of DFG enforcement personnel, biologists, managers
and public officials. Check out this wonderful opportunity at
their
web site!
Thank you to all the volunteers who helped Waterkeeper with
our community clean-ups at Chino and Mill Creeks!! With the help
of over 200 volunteers, donating over 900 hours of time, Waterkeeper
is proud to announce that we removed almost 15 TONS of
trash. Your hands-on help contributed to immediate visible improvements
and long-term water quality improvements in these creeks.
If you would like to schedule a date just for your company or
group, please contact us. Email info@iewaterkeeper.org
or call (951 ) 530-8823.