Get Involved
Help us make Corte Madera Creek watershed a better place to live for all
There are several ways you can help us make Corte Madera Creek Watershed a better place to live for all. The two main ways are by donating or volunteering.
You can also reach out with any news or events of interest, wildlife observations, or your concerns about the watershed.
See our calendar of events.
Donate
Your donations help support our habitat enhancement and restoration projects, education and outreach programs, conservation efforts, endangered species protection and more throughout the watershed. Because Friends of Corte Madera Creek Watershed is an all-volunteer organization, every cent of your donation benefits one of our projects or programs.
The Friends of Corte Madera Creek Watershed is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Donations are fully tax-deductible as allowable under the law.
Ways to Donate
Donate by Check
Make a tax-deductible financial contribution by sending a check to Friends of Corte Madera Creek Watershed, PO Box 415, Larkspur, CA 94977 Thank you!
Other Ways
If you have another way you’d like to give, such as by arranging an electronic funds transfer (EFT), please do not hesitate to contact us at info@friendsofcortemaderacreek.org. We’ll work with you to make donating easy!
Attend A Monthly Meeting
We generally meet at 7 p.m. on the third Thursday of the month, in person in Larkspur and via Zoom. There is no December meeting. The agenda and minutes are posted on our About Us page.
Volunteer
Volunteering is a wonderful way to contribute to the community, meet new people, and learn about our watershed. Our work is varied, so we should be able to match your interests, expertise or needs with one of our projects.
Let us know how you would like to help! It would be helpful if you fill out the Volunteer Information Form and send it back.
If you have any questions about volunteering, please do not hesitate to contact us at Info@friendsofcortemaderacreek.org. Thank you!
Volunteer Opportunities
In the Field
- Planting native species
- Removing invasive plants
- Water-quality monitoring
- Organizing creek cleanups
Behind the Scenes
- Public outreach
- Documenting projects
- Writing and photography
- Tracking public policy and development proposals
- Providing professional services
High-Priority Needs
- A Volunteer Coordinator
- Someone to organize periodic creek cleanups
- Volunteers to adopt a habitat restoration or enhancement site
- New faces interested in attending board meetings and helping run the organization
Creek Chronicles Newsletter
Creek Chronicles, our biannual newsletter, is another important way we share information. Friends also regularly comments on proposed planning and construction projects that could affect the watershed, advocating for its ecosystem and natural resources.