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The newsletter frames closer collaboration as essential to restore resiliency in salmon populations, instream and upslope habitat, and the human communities that depend on a healthy watershed. 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Though it is the first joint newsletter equally shared by the Mattole Restoration Council (MRC) and the Mattole salmon Group (MsG) in nearly 3 decades, it is where we began: working closely together for the sake of the salmon and the watershed they depend upon. While we remain distinct organizations with separate missions, boards, and staffs, we recognize the intimate linkage of our goals and the necessity of combining our strengths as we work together to restore resiliency to Mattole fish populations, instream and upslope habitat, and the human communities and economies that support a healthy watershed in these times of change.  \nThere are many things to celebrate in the Mattole. Along with this closer collaboration among the MsG and the MRC, the fact that we asa restoration community are now at the point of Two generations, two organizations, working together: Staff and board members taking a comprehensive look at the lower river of the Mattole Restoration Council and the Mattole Salmon Group gather during and estuary is noteworthy. What does this mean? a canoe tour of the Mattole River estuary on March 9th, 2013. Stopping to discuss It means, in part, that while our work of the past 3 recently deposited large wood and changes in the active river channel are, left decades—starting in the headwaters and working to right, Drew Barber, Sungnome Madrone, Cam Thompson, Ray Lingel, David downstderivedresaem tdimoenatdtireson—s foisrestrycertai sslyuesnota noerr,oe- SimPhotposongrap,hToddby GarHye“nniFishn”gsPe,teNrsaothnan Queener, Flora Brain, and Michael Evenson. have accomplished a vast amount, and it is now time start of our dry season, I think of this rain nurturing the years of  \nto partially turn our gaze downriver. riparian plantings that hard-working crews have set down. I think  \nlarge dilemmas await in the lower river, where riparian of it invigorating the tiny native bunchgrass plugs up on Paradise restoration takes on a whole new suite of challenges (see article and Prosper Ridges, whose little florets of hope represent rare on pages 10-11) . likewise, the sheer scale of the forces at work in native grasslands conserved. But to be honest, I think mostly of the the Mattole River estuary/lagoon pose tremendous challenges to salmon: this year’s little parr and smolts heading to sea or to the restoration (see pages 6-9) . With ample humility and attention to estuary or to unknown shady havens in between, invigorated bypast research and restoration efforts, these challenges can also be this small flush of the world’s greatest gift: fresh, clean water. seen as learning opportunities, and the physical and biological What a cause for celebration: that we live in a place where  \nforces of our watershed can be viewed as wise old teachers, whose water flows unobstructed from wild mountains, circulates among strength and tenacity may on occasion surprise us youngsters with small streams through forests and reedy marshes and our orchards our short-term human conceptions of time. and rain-collecting homesteads, making its own way to its big  \nI am writing this on a blessedly rainy day, one of the last days salty destination. With a committed, multigenerational community of May. As it falls on what could have easily have been the parched dedicated to working together, what place could have better odds  \nfor restoring native species and ecosystems?   \n| Mattole Restoration Council P.O. Box 160\u003Cbr>Petrolia, California 95558 | non-Profit Org\u003Cbr>U.s. Postage PAID eureka, CA Permit no. 76 |\n| --- | --- |\n\nIn this issue...  \nPage 2: From the Executive Directors  \nPage 3: 16th Annual Coho Confab on the Mattole River: August 9-11  \nPage 4: Native Plants  \nPag","cbCaioN6MXhnOHFa","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioN6MXhnOHFa","pdf",17580594,16,"English","# From the Executive Directors\n## 16th Annual Coho Confab on the Mattole River: August 9-11\n## Native Plants\n## Straying Salmon\n## A Systems Approach to Mattole Estuary Restoration\n## Riparian Ecosystem Restoration: Past and Future\n## Partnership for Native Grasslands Enhancement\n## MRC Celebrates 30 Years! Party June 8th!\n## Governor’s Environmental and Economic Leadership Award\n## Kids’ Page: Coloring Salmon, Trees, Fish and Life Underwater","[{\"question\":\"What is the main theme of Mattole Watershed News Issue #1?\",\"answer\":\"The issue focuses on returning to the community’s roots through closer collaboration between the Mattole Restoration Council and the Mattole Salmon Group to restore salmon and the watershed.\"},{\"question\":\"Which organizations are described as sharing the newsletter and working together?\",\"answer\":\"The Mattole Restoration Council (MRC) and the Mattole Salmon Group (MSG) are presented as collaborating closely while keeping distinct missions, boards, and staffs.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of restoration challenges and opportunities are discussed for the lower river and estuary?\",\"answer\":\"The newsletter notes that restoration in the lower river and estuary brings new challenges due to large-scale forces, but also frames them as learning opportunities supported by humility and attention to past work.\"}]","Mattole Watershed News - Issue 1 - Back to Our Roots | PDF"]