"Preservation through Education and Stewardship "
"Preservation through Education and Stewardship "
Stewards of the Coast and Redwoods (Stewards), promotes education, preservation and restoration of the natural and cultural resources of Russian River area state parks in partnership with the California Department of Parks and Recreation through interpretation and public stewardship. We provide park visitors of all ages with opportunities for personal inspiration, satisfaction, and nurturing of spirit and intellect through their participation in environmental education and stewardship programs.
ALERT
On January 10, 2008 the Governor released a budget proposal that calls for closing 48 State Parks and reducing lifeguard services by 50% from Santa Cruz to San Diego. This list includes Armstrong Redwoods State Reserve and Austin Creek State Recreation Area!
PRESS RELEASE 1.08
PRESS RELEASE 2 - Economic Impacts of Closing Armstrong Redwoods - 4.08
KEEP OUR PARKS OPEN WEBPAGE
how you can help us.
SPECIAL LINKS:
The Russian River District Volunteers in Parks program depends on Stewards to provide funding for
educational and interpretive activities, for resource management projects, and to assist in the development
of interpretive facilities.
- Docent and Community Education Program
- Support our Human Race Team - May 10, 2008 - Donate to Save Armstrong Redwoods
Visit this website for race details.
- Golf Tournament 08 - June 6, 2008 download the players form and come out and play!
- View OLD GROVE FESTIVAL DETAILS 4 shows in this series CHECK IT OUT
- Download Redwood Ed: A Guide for Teachers and Learners
- View Special Events and Information
- View Our Brochure
- Russian River Nature Activities
- Willow Creek Acquisition Map and Guide - Contact LandPaths.org for Willow Creek public access permits.
- Link to Breck Parkman's complete article on the Mammoth Rocks
OUR PARKS:
- Armstrong Redwoods State Reserve
- Austin Creek State Recreation Area
- Sonoma Coast State Park
- Willow Creek Watershed
