Around the Watershed

Video Release: Land for Nature + Wildlife

Our collaborative efforts are thriving thanks to the support of various private and public partners. Together, we’re engaged in large-scale restoration and conservation projects aimed at revitalizing critical ecosystem functions for both wildlife and people. One such partner is Sonoma Ag + Open Space. This short video recently released highlights our partnership to preserve the Laguna de Santa Rosa. As one of the largest tributaries of the Russian River, our work improves water quality, wildlife corridors, flood control, and provides recreational and educational opportunities for all.

Check Out the Video!

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

Native Plant Garden Volunteer Day
Friday, December 6, 9:00 am – Noon

Holiday Open House at the LEC
Saturday, December 14, 1:00 – 3:00 pm

More Events

Announcements

Make a Difference: Join Our Board

Joining our Board of Directors offers a unique opportunity to make a positive impact on the environment and in your community. You'lll work alongside a dedicated group of individuals committed to supporting the Laguna Foundation's work to safeguard the health and biodiversity of this unique and valuable watershed.

We welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds who bring fresh perspectives and unique skills to the Foundation.

Onboarding Begins Spring 2025
Click here for more information

Heron Hall Exhibit

dintiman"Flora of the Laguna"
Botanical Illustrations by Sonoma County Artists

On Display through December 20, 2024

Gallery Open by Appointment Only, Monday–Friday
Contact
Maggie Hart to schedule your visit.

What is the Laguna de Santa Rosa?


Laguna Restoration Plan

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