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Restoring Our Ecosystem


Cottonwood Meadow BDA Construction Event (FULL)

Friday, June 26, 2026

Enjoy the outdoors with our partners at Symbiotic Restoration and Yosemite River Alliance to recover wetland habitat severely impacted by the 2013 Rim Fire. We will be wading through Cottonwood Creek in Tuolumne County to build post-assisted beaver dam analogs. No prior experience necessary! (FULL)

Sponsor Me-Wuk Tribal Youth Conservation Corps and Build BDAs Together in Tuolumne (FULL)

Friday, July 24, 2026

Join us at Stanislaus National Forest in sponsoring tribal workforce development by creating green jobs, empowering Indigenous youths, and restoring ancestral lands. We will be funding Me-Wuk conservation corps and working alongside tribal leaders with Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) to bridge modern ecological restoration with native practices to combat climate change, protect endangered habitats, and promote cultural preservation. No prior experience necessary! Donations welcomed. 100% will go toward supporting tribal corps members.  (Meetup 8am at Tuolumne Marketplace, 18352 Tuolumne Rd, Tuolumne, CA 95379). (FULL)


Virtual Citizen Science Training

Tuesday, August 4, 2026, 1p-2:30p

Help renowned ecohydrologist and beaver expert, Professor Emily Fairfax, with her groundbreaking research focused on the effects of beaver ecosystem engineering on drought and wildfire resistance in the face of climate change. We will be trained on using Timelapse Analyzers to assess AI-tagged images and gather data on specific beaver activities using traditional field note protocols with continuous game camera (camera trap) footage. 


Educational Event: Beaver Habitat River Walk in Atascadero, CA

Saturday Aug 29, 2026, 1p-3p

Join us on an educational field study guided by SLO Beaver Brigade. We will be visiting beaver families, studying their habitat, and learn how to help scientists monitor the health of beaver dam complex at Salina River. This is a 2hr tour involving a 1-mile walk around a pond on sandy, rocky trails. Water shoes , old sneakers you don’t mind getting wet, or tall boots are recommended as we will be walk into the stream up to our shins.



Support Nature-Driven Engineering Solutions
for Wildfire Recovery and Resilience

One Dam, One Mushroom, One Dollar, One Pair of Hands at a time.

100% of every dollar you give goes toward expanding our wetland and meadows, powering wildfire prevention and habitat restoration while fostering youth education and engagement. The benefits impact all of us at multiple levels. Be part of the solution— donate today.

Other Ways to Support Our Work

Live the life of a beaver for a day or more while earning volunteer hours. For dates and locations of upcoming events, email us at information at admin@ecoengineeringinaction.com

Help us organize bake sales, lemonade stands, car washes, and sports events to purchase gloves, booties, waders, and camping supplies for our dam building events. Drop us a line with any suggestions and ideas.

Help us

  • Create educational videos on social media
  • Host a table at the farmer's market
  • Hold a webinar on wildfire prevention and mitigation efforts
  • Lobby for natural disaster prevention policies and mitigation efforts

Sponsor a dam through our adopt-a-dam program or partner with us to collaborate on shared goals of habitat sustainability and resilience.