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Coastal Watershed Council

www.coastal-watershed.org

Organization Type:
Non-Profit

Mission:
CWC is committed to the preservation and protection of coastal watersheds through education and community outreach. The council further promotes the health of watersheds through research and advocacy for proper management practices.

Contact:
Nik Strong-Cvetich, Associate Director
Coastal Watershed Council
345-F Lake Ave
Santa Cruz, CA 95062
Phone: (831) 464-9200
Fax: (831) 464-9214
niksc@coastalws.org

Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1459
Santa Cruz, CA 95061

Geographical Focus:
Regional

Counties Served:
Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Mateo

Activities:
Research, Education, Conservation, Restoration, Water Monitoring

Topic:
Wildlife, Watershed Hydrology, Habitat Restoration, Endangered Species, Water Quality/Storm Water Runoff

Educational Resources:
Outreach Programs, Publications, Newsletter, Brochures, Website, Technical training and support for other watershed groups

Education Programs:
•  Training Manual: Central Coast Regional Citizen Monitoring Guide, a training manual for Watershed groups
•  Brochure: Coho Salmon and Steelhead on California's Central Coast

Target Audiences:
7th-12th Grades, Adult, General Public

In-Service Training:
Docents/Volunteers, General Public, Policy Makers
Watershed monitoring and storm drain monitoring training for volunteers, watershed groups, agencies

Volunteer Opportunities

  Program:
Clean Streams Volunteer, Urban Watch Volunteer
  Description:
Monitor biological, physical and chemical parameters of watersheds that enter the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. Also monitor dry season urban storm drain runoff.
  When Needed:
Year-round
  Qualifications:
Interest in science and the environment
  Commitment Required:
One day per month for one year
  Application/Training:
Volunteer registration form and one to two day protocol and field training
  Community Service Documentation:
Yes
  Contact:
(831) 464-9200
volunteer@coastalws.org


Internship Opportunities

  Program:
Watershed Intern
  Description:
Monitoring and data collection and reporting support. Some clerical duties associated with monitoring programs. Each internship is tailored to the individual.
  When Needed:
Year-round
  Qualifications:
Masters students are given preference, only a few undergraduates have been accepted
  Application:
Submit resume and call to follow up. Include letter of interest with information reguarding what is desired from the internship experience.
  Number of Interns:
1-2 per semester
  Housing Provided:
No
  Paid:
No
  Stipend:
Perhaps
  Credit:
Perhaps
  Contact Name:
(831) 464-9200
volunteer@coastalws.org


Videos:
For purchase
•  We All Live Downstream ($20.00)



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