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Join the Alameda Creek Alliance

Support your local watershed group! Become a member of the Alameda Creek Alliance and receive the newsletter Up Your Creek! as well as regular e-mail action alerts. For a donation of $30 or more, receive our "Six Reasons to Save and Restore Alameda Creek" t-shirt. Download an ACA membership form

See our 2011 update on Alameda Creek restoration activities.

Receive Alameda Creek Updates

Sign up to receive Alameda Creek e-mail alerts: click here

How to volunteer:

Sign up for lower Alameda Creek Fish Rescue this Winter

If you want to participate in steelhead trout rescues this winter at the BART drop structure (including removing them from the water, handling, transporting, or re-releasing), you need to be on the permit from CA Fish and Game. Send an e-mail to alamedacreek AT hotmail DOT com with your name, address, phone number, and CA driver’s license number for the permit. If you sent me information last year, you will automatically be on the permit. The Alameda County Flood Control District and East Bay Regional Park District will coordinate all fish rescues.

Become an Alameda Creek StreamKeeper click here for more info

CHRISTMAS BIRD COUNT

Bay Nature Magazine

Subscribe to Bay Nature Magazine and part of your subscription will be donated to the Alameda Creek Alliance. Bay Nature Magazine is a quarterly publication that provides an interesting and informative exploration of nature in the San Francisco Bay Area. Subscription rates are $19 for one year subscription, $36 for two years, and $52 for three years.

Download a Bay Nature subscription form

Affiliated Organizations

Friends Of The Arroyos - Community creek protection and restoration group for the northeastern portion of the Alameda Creek watershed (Livermore, Pleasanton, and Dublin)

Friends of Kottinger Creek - Community creek protection and restoration group for Kottinger Creek, a tributary of Arroyo Valle in Pleasanton

Friends of Springtown Preserve - Non-profit group working to protect the unique Springtown Alkali Sink ecosystem in Livermore