We invite teachers, students, parents, and community members to join us for a night of student led presentations on the status of our favorite slough! 

Each student group will present for 3-5 minutes, using media to tell the community what they have learned in the Watershed Classroom and make their own predictions and suggestions for the future of the Petaluma River and Watershed. 

Students will be tabling 30 minutes before and after the main event (5:30-6pm and 7:30-8pm) so you will have a chance to meet the young citizen scientists, historians, and artists of the Watershed Classroom. 

For more information contact stephanie@friendsofthepetalumariver.org

We invite teachers, students, parents, and community members to join us for a night of student led presentations on the status of our favorite slough! 

Each student group will present for 3-5 minutes, using media to tell the community what they have learned in the Watershed Classroom and make their own predictions and suggestions for the future of the Petaluma River and Watershed. 

Students will be tabling 30 minutes before and after the main event (5:30-6pm and 7:30-8pm) so you will have a chance to meet the young citizen scientists, historians, and artists of the Watershed Classroom. 

For more information contact katelynn@friendsofthepetalumariver.org

Join us on September 17th at Steamer Landing Park for a day of conservation and celebration. 

This year groups will be competing for prizes to see who can bring in the most trash!

Families, students, teachers, and youth groups are all encouraged to attend. Anyone under the age of 18 must come with a signed release form. Minors without a parent or guardian's signature will not be allowed to participate.

Registration starts at 9am, and after the cleanup challenge winners will be announced and there will be a party with music, a BBQ, and a raffle! 

For more information visit the Friends of the Petaluma River Website.

Every year the community gathers at the David Yearsley River Heritage Center on the banks of the Greatest Slough on Earth to having a rip-roaring hoopla, listen to three rotating stages of live music, and benefit the Friends of the Petaluma River and its many projects including the Watershed Classroom! This year's Rivertown Revival will be held on July 16 from 11am to 8pm.

Come visit the Watershed Classroom at the Friends of the Petaluma River Tent for crafts, fun, and some interactive river education. 

Attendance is $5 for Kids (17 & under) and $10 for adults.

Attendees are encouraged to bike or walk to the event as parking will be limited.

For more information about this event visit the Rivertown Revival website.