Join us for an engaging panel discussion with conservation leaders and community partners working across the Petaluma River watershed.

Date:  Thursday May 28 6:00 – 7:30 pm
Venue: Petaluma Historical Library & Museum
20 4th Street (Corner of 4th & B St.)
Petaluma, CA 94952
Free!  Reservations Appreciated

How have our relationships with Petaluma’s wetlands changed over time—and what does stewardship look like in a changing climate?

Join us for an engaging panel discussion connected to Time & Tide: An Artful Exploration of Petaluma’s Wetlands, bringing together conservation leaders and community partners working across the Petaluma River watershed.

Together, we’ll explore how this landscape has been shaped by both human activity and natural processes, and how today’s efforts—grounded in restoration science, Indigenous knowledge, and community action—are helping to build a more resilient future.

Panelists will share insights on:

• The historical transformation of the watershed
• Current restoration and conservation efforts
• The role of collaboration and community stewardship
• How wetlands support climate resilience—reducing flood risk, supporting biodiversity, and helping our region adapt to rising seas

This conversation invites us to reflect on what it means to learn from the past, act in the present, and steward the wetlands we all depend on for the future.

Free! RSVPS appreciated.