Carmel River Watershed Conservancy

“The executive director reviews the form 990 and shares it with the board of directors. Once the draft form 990 has been approved by the board of directors, it is then filed”

“The president/board chair and the executive director are both compensated; the board reviews their performance annually and when the next year's budget is approved, reviews the compensation and achievements of each and votes to approve the next year's compensation. The conservancy subsribes to non-profit compensation reports and uses them to set the executive director's compensation.”

“Governing documents, policies, and financial statements are available upon request and on the conservancy website.”

“Governing documents, policies, and financial statements are available upon request and on the conservancy website.”

“Crwc highlights 20-21 - made progress on a solution to the erosion of the scenic road bluffs and flooding in the carmel river lagoon - developed a virtual celebration to ensure the continuance of the california wildlife day into 2021. Created a website digital gallery in order to still highlight the student science, art, and poetry celebrating california animals and environments for the students wanting to participate in 2021 when a live event was not possible. - collaborated on several wildfire prevention and planning initiatives with other area groups including rcdmc's forest health coordinator to prevent wildfire spread and plan evacuation routes. - began expanding the first iteration of the carmel river watershed health report card to identify areas that need to be prioritized for management by the 2020 carmel river task force action plan. Researched 3 new indicators: wildfire regime, threatened species and invasive species. -created digital content for virtual watershed education for local schools until the in-person program could return in the fall of 2021. Continued chairing the carmel river task force stakeholder group, which conducts restoration projects in the watershed.”