Our mission is to preserve and restore San Joaquin River lands having ecological,scenic or historic significance, to educate the public on the need for stewardship, to research issues affecting the river, and to promote educational, recreational and agricultural uses consistent with the protection of the river’s resources.
Baubles Bangles and Beads...
and "All That Jazz"
Saturday, Nov 7 at 6:00pm
Party #65
This 1920s and '30s event at the
T.W. Patterson building includes
dinner, dancing and silent auction. Click here for reservations.
$100 for members.
For 21 years, the River Parkway Trust has put people in touch with nature through trails, ecological reserves, and education programs along the river. We demonstrate the benefits of protected land, not just for today, but also for future generations.
Recent issues that negatively affect the San Joaquin River and public parks, and that pose signifigant threats to our efforts to protect and restore land along the river, have made it necessary for us to ask for your help today.
We need your help in two critical areas:
To keep the Jensen River Ranch Habitat Restoration and Trail Enhancement project on track during this period when state grant funds for that project are being withheld.
To support our action to lessen the impacts of a recently approved 2,100 acre development, Northshore at Millerton Lake, by filing a California Environmental Quality Act petition to protect the biodiversity of the river corridor and Cottonwood Creek, a significant tributary of the San Joaquin River that runs through the project area.
Your donations are greatly appreciated!
Click here to read a special report from Executive Director, Dave Koehler.
“Our final responsibility is to that of future generations, to take steps today to ensure a lasting and healthy river for tomorrow full of fresh clean water with abundant fish and wildlife, trees and plants, and scenic vistas to enjoy.”
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