MEET US AT THE CONFLUENCE
We’re driving community action towards a healthy, resilient, and regenerative Russian River watershed.
The only way to ensure a healthy future for our environment, our economy, and our community is through committing to the regeneration of our river and watershed. Put simply, sustainability is not enough. We must support a thriving ecosystem, not one that merely survives, and the only way to achieve such impact is to synthesize our resources, our passions, and our intentional actions into collective results.
The time has come for a generational shift.
Support our mission through our non-profit implementor, Conservation Works.
On August 28, 2025, more than 50 watershed leaders, including Tribal representatives, agency staff, nonprofit partners, and community members, came together in Geyserville for the Russian River Confluence’s 2025 Convening (the first since 2017!). The day was designed to engage hearts, hands, and minds in thinking about the future of the watershed. Through a mix of field learning, roundtable discussions, and shared meals, we explored how collaboration can strengthen both our river and the communities that depend on it.
The convening emphasized that advancing watershed health requires trust, creativity, and a shared vision. By working together through an organizing body like the Russian River Confluence, partners can align efforts, share knowledge, and build the collective capacity needed to take on challenges that no single group can solve alone.
Russian River Confluence Convening 2025
Join a growing network of organizations advancing the health and resilience of the Russian River watershed.
Discover how you can take part today.
View all partners here.
OUR VISION
A Russian River watershed that is healthy, vibrant, accessible and is the economic, environmental, recreational and spiritual heart of the region.
WATCH: Suki Waters on the Russian River
A CAMPAIGN FOR THE COMMUNITY
Renewed focus on the health of the river.
The RESPECT RUSSIAN RIVER campaign engages visitors, residents, and stakeholders alike to work together on protecting water supply, river health, and habitat in the face of climate change. Join with us in restoring this priceless resource.

