Welcome!          

The Codornices Creek Watershed Council is a local, volunteer organization made up of stakeholders who live and work in the watershed. The purpose of the Council is to protect and restore watershed processes and function, and to promote awareness and stewardship through collaborative partnerships with agencies, businesses, organizations, and the community.

Don't miss these upcoming events about Codornices Creek!

Are you interested in helping to create an exciting educational place in a creek restoration area that will benefit the whole community?

Would you like the idea of a creekside trail that could include an outdoor teaching space, educational nature projects, and public art?

Come learn about how a once neglected waterway is being transformed into a natural creek channel in west Berkeley and Albany. Find out what the Codornices Creek Watershed Council is planning at this site to help create an inviting place for nature education serving the community. Project elements being considered include an outdoor classroom, a wall mural, and volunteer native planting opportunities.

General Meeting

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JOIN US FOR TRASH DAY July 31st

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Codornices Creek Watershed Council
Turns Out for Berkeley All Storm Day

See Council Activities for more details and pictures.

For more information on the project, email: CodornicesCreekWC@gmail.com or contact Pam Boyle, at 510-759-1689.

For upcoming Watershed Council meeting dates and other events, see our Upcoming Events page.