The North Bay Watershed Association is a group of diverse regional and local public agencies throughout the North Bay region working to craft regional approaches to managing our common watershed.
Association members work cooperatively on water resources issues and go beyond traditional boundaries to promote good stewardship of the North Bay watersheds – watersheds that drain 850 square miles of eastern Marin County, Sonoma County, southern Napa county, and portions of Solano County.
If you would like more information about the NBWA, see our brochure or contact us. For information on our Strategic Plan, please see below…
The North Bay Watershed Association releases a quarterly newsletter to spread the word about the latest news from the NBWA, feature exciting and innovative projects from our member agencies, highlight upcoming events, and provide information that may be useful to our constituents.
On April 8, 2022, the North Bay Watershed (NBWA) engaged with industry experts on the direct and indirect relationships our varied North Bay communities have with weather extremes and ways in which our water suppliers and watershed managers are adapting and planning for a widely collaborative future.
Please find module recordings and resources on the conference page. Closed captioning (CC) and Spanish translation are provided.
During the Fall of 2018, the Board of the North Bay Watershed Association undertook a Strategic Planning process to better refine the focus of the organization and prepare to address the important issues and opportunities expected in the next five years. During the course of four sessions, the Board defined a vision, refined its Mission Statement, and set out a set of four strategic directions.
