• The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Silicon Valley

• Strong Neighborhoods of San Jose

• Quality TuneUp

• San Jose Chamber of Commerce

• Chinese American Mutual Assistance Association

• Pure Water Stores

• Paramount's Great America

• Surfrider Foundation - Santa Cruz Chapter

• Kelly Moore Paints

• Heavenly Greens

• Santa Clara Basin Watershed Management Initiative

• San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory

• Keep California Beautiful

• RAFT

• The Watershed Project

• Children's Discovery Museum

• United Neighborhoods of Santa Clara County

• Going Native Garden Tours

• San Jose Conservation Corps 

• Stevens & Permanente Creeks Watershed Council

MEDIA PARTNERS:

• KRTY / KLIV

• Metro Silicon Valley

• Palo Alto Weekly

• Mountain View Voice

• Milpitas Post

• La Preciosa 104.9FM

• Santa Clara Weekly

The San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of birds and their habitats through research, monitoring and educational activities.

Watershed Watch welcomes the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory as a campaign partner in our quest to protect our community's watershed and the health and well-being of the residents and environment in Santa Clara County.

Keep California Beautiful (KCB) is a nonprofit environmental education organization and a partner of the Watershed Watch campaign. By actively developing and coordinating business, government and public partnerships, KCB encourages grassroots responsibility for California's environment by promoting cleanup, beautification, beverage container recycling, and waste reduction efforts.

We wish to thank Keep California Beautiful for donating gloves, bags, and goodies for Spring Creek Cleanup Event volunteers.

RAFT ~ Resource Area For Teachers, is a non-profit organization located in San Jose, California. RAFT serves over 4,500 Bay Area teachers providing them with hands-on interactive learning materials and professional training workshops to use those materials in the school curriculum. 

RAFT enriches the learning experience of nearly 800,000 children in the Bay Area each year. In addition, over 170,000 cubic feet of reusable material are saved from landfill each year.

The mission of the Watershed Project is to promote understanding and appreciation of the natural resources of the San Francisco Bay Area; increase awareness of the human impacts upon these resources; and inspire community involvement and action that will protect and restore the Estuary and the watershed that surrounds it.

Watershed Watch welcomes the Watershed Project as a campaign partner in our quest to protect our community's watershed and the health and well-being of the residents and environment in Santa Clara County.

United Neighborhoods of Santa Clara County is a coalition of neighborhood associations from throughout Santa Clara County that have come together for the purposes of education, communication and common action. This "can do" attitude will be invaluable as our new partner, UNSCC, joins us to help protect our community's watershed and the health and well-being of the residents and environment in Santa Clara County.

The SPCWC mission is to engage the community in wise stewardship of our watershed, furthering the protection, restoration, and community appreciation of creeks and associated habitats. 

SPCWC is a collection of community residents, city representatives, agency officials, scientists, environmental advocates, and other interested stakeholders with a common vision for a better watershed. All community members and interested parties are invited and strongly encouraged to participate! We offer a variety of volunteer opportunities so you can take action and make a difference where you live.