Around the Watershed

We're Hiring: Development Director

We are seeking an experienced development and communications professional who is collaborative and energetic with a passion for cultivating relationships and creative storytelling! Join our team and take our fundraising, marketing, and event management to new heights to advance the Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation’s impact through expansion, growth, and long-term sustainability.

Application Deadline: Open until filled.

Read more about this exciting opportunity.

Community Education

Walks, Talks, and Classes

Whether you’d like to learn a new skill, enjoy the outdoors, or attend an event with your family, we offer a variety of offerings to deepen your appreciation for the Laguna de Santa Rosa.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Intro to Insect Identification
Saturday, March 23, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm

So.Co. Wildfire Resilience Strategy
Online! Thursday, April 4, 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm

Saving Endangered Species in Sonoma Co.
Wednesday, April 17, 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm

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Announcements

Summer Camp Tule Registration is Open!

At Camp Tule, we aim to foster wonder and delight in the world in which we live. Our nature-based day camp gives children space to nurture their creativity and spend time exploring and playing outside.

Children attending the camp learn about the native plants and animals of the Laguna de Santa Rosa ecosystem in a supportive, playful, and encouraging environment. Each new day is filled with exciting discoveries, spotting wildlife, playing games, creating nature-themed art projects, and climbing trees!

Get ready for a fun week of summer camp!

Heron Hall Exhibit

dintiman"Water and Dreams"
Analog Photography by Robin Dintiman

On display now through April 26, 2024

Gallery Open by Appointment Only Due to the multiple uses of Heron Hall, please schedule an appointment to see the exhibit Mon-Fri by contacting Maggie Hart.

What is the Laguna de Santa Rosa?


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Laguna Restoration Plan

This plan, developed in tandem with S.F. Estuary Institute, Sonoma Water, and CDFW, provides a comprehensive strategy for rejuvenating habitats along the Laguna.

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