The UFRWG is a nonprofit group of agriculture interests and operators in the upper
feather river watershed region including Sierra Valley, American Valley, Indian Valley,
Mohawk Valley and other areas of Plumas and Sierra Counties.
Our Purpose
The UFRWG offers individual irrigators and operators the opportunity to work together
as a coalition to address water quality issues pertaining to agricultural discharges.  The
group works closely with the Plumas-Sierra County University of California Cooperative
Extension to monitor area creeks and streams to determine the effects, if any, of local
agriculture and rural communities on waters flowing into the Feather River tributaries.
Irrigation and Storm Season Monitoring of Creeks and Streams
Regular Membership Meetings
Year End Stakeholder Meeting to Review Seasonal Monitoring Results
Distribute Educational and Outreach Materials on Agriculture and Water Quality
What We Do
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Upper Feather River Watershed Group
About UFRWG
Membership
Members are key to the success of the coalition.  
Achievement of our coalition goal to maintain high water quality in the Upper Feather
River watershed region of the Waters of the State of California, depends on the efforts of
individual members and landowners.  Good resource stewardship and implementation
of  sound management practices to maintain high water quality requires the efforts of
every landowner and operator, so we can be proud of the water that is delivered to the
down stream users of this valuable resource.
Sierra Valley Native Rangeland
Agricultural Iririgation Enhances Waterfowl Habitat
Copyright 2008 Upper Feather River Watershed Group

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UFRWG
Membership Meeting
Spring 2009
TBA


Funding Opportunities
for membership
Water Quality
Implementation Projects
contact any Director




Riparian Restoration
Workshop
By
Plumas-Sierra Cattlemen
March 25, 2009




Sierra Valley Ranch
Field Day
TBA



Sustainable Ag Workshop
SV-RCD and UFRWG
TBA





2009 Monitoring Season  

Irrigation Season
1st Sampling Event
May

2nd Sampling Event
June

3rd Sampling Event
July

4th Sampling Event
August

5 th Sampling Event
September

Final Sampling Event
October
 Sierra Valley Native Rangelands
spring storms are vital to forage growth
Agriculture Irrigation Systems
enhance waterfowl habitiats
Upper  Feather  River  Watershed  Group
     PO Box 975  Loyalton, Ca  96118
             Plumas and Sierra Counties
                                 Ranch Field Day
                                  August 8, 2008

Participants toured Sierra Valley ranches to learn first
hand about the water quality efforts of local landowners.