Members of the Tomales Bay Watershed Council, which has been largely dormant for the past five years, have revived the organization with a new operating structure.
The council, founded in 1999 and originally focused on writing guidance documents for stakeholder agencies, lost funding for its coordinator, Neysa King, in 2012.
It didn’t meet until this summer, when 40 members gathered at the Red Barn to reconstitute and begin developing agendas for future activities.
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