Why Protected Forests Matter
Click through this presentation to learn how mature forests, headwaters, and protected public lands support clean water, biodiversity, and wildfire resilience in our region.
What We Do
From trail stewardship and forest monitoring to education, advocacy, and community action, we work to protect the Williams watershed and the forests that sustain it.
WCFP has been clearing poison oak and brush on Williams historical Layton Ditch Trail for the last 3 years and there is more to do. LEARN MORE
BLM Cedar Flat Forest Management Project aims to conduct commercial thinning, selection harvest, and hazardous fuels reduction (HFR) across approximately 2,588 acres.
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Hike with us in Williams! Everyone is welcome, as well as leashed dogs. Hikes usually happen every fourth Saturday. We meet at 10am at the Grange. Check our calendar to confirm upcoming dates. VIEW CALENDAR
We will post notices of ODF applications for timber activities in the Williams Creek watershed on this page. READ MORE
The loss to Williams of the clear, clean water that the Pipe Fork Creek provides will be significant to our organic farms, drinking water and fish habitat. LEARN MORE
Our forests and watersheds are the heart of our community. Forest Keepers is a new volunteer program where local residents can “adopt” nearby forest areas and help monitor their health. LEARN MORE
Thank You for Helping Us Protect What Matters!
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