Mission Statement

Assist the community of Sausalito in making improvements to the perennial Willow Creek watercourse to realize its full potential as a natural stream with flowing water year-round from its headwaters in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area to its mouth at Richardson’s Bay, by restoring, enhancing, and maintaining a community asset for education and scenic enjoyment for generations to come.

Vision Statement

A year-round flowing stream is a treasure in the San Francisco Bay Area, one that should not be entombed in concrete, metal and asphalt as if it is something to be feared or managed, but one that should be liberated into a properly designed, dynamic riverine and estuarine channel, as something to be cherished and allowed to grow and flourish as a natural resource and community gathering place.  The sights and sounds of Willow Creek have been mostly lost to the residents, businesses and students of its watershed and yearn to be seen and heard anew.

This year, Friends of Willow Creek celebrated our 10-year anniversary as a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental education and creek resources of Sausalito.

Board of Directors

Chair:

Steve Moore, General Manager of the Ross Valley Sanitary District
Former board member of the State Water Resources Control Board

Members:

Amy Pertschuk, Co-Founder, Children & Nature Network

Emily Brown, Environmental Educator/Naturalist at YMCA Point Bonita

Daniel Ruark, Architect, Former Willow Creek Academy parent

Regan Fulton, Co-Founder and CEO Array Science in Sausalito, Willow Creek Academy parent