Trinidad Bay Watershed Council

The Trinidad Bay Watershed Council is a community based organization dedicated to working together to improve and maintain the watersheds, coastal waters and communities in the Trinidad and Westhaven area for the benefit of all community members.

Trinidad Community Coastal Resilience Planning Project

The TCCRP will develop the Trinidad Community Coastal Resilience Action Plan for the benefit of its coastal and marine ecosystems, coastal economy, visitors, and local residents.

About Trinidad Head Area of Special Biological Significance

Learn more about the Trinidad Head Area of Special Biological Significance and how the ASBS designation helps protect our kelp beds and marine life.

About the Trinidad Bay
Watershed Council

Our mission is to work collaboratively to improve and maintain the watersheds and coastal waters in the Trinidad and Westhaven area for the benefit of all community members.

News from the Watersheds

TBWC Quarterly Meeting October 24, 2024 4-6 pm

You’re invited to a virtual meeting being held Thursday, October 24th from 4:00 – 6:00 pm. Please join us in hearing Watershed Partners and residents share their news and updates. This community forum is hosted by the Trinidad Bay Watershed Council (TBWC) to discuss issues of common concern in the Trinidad-Westhaven watersheds and Trinidad Bay,…

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TBWC Quarterly Meeting July 15, 2024 4-6 pm

You’re invited to a virtual meeting being held Monday, July 15th from 4:00 – 6:00 pm. Please join us in hearing Watershed Partners and residents share their news and updates. This community forum is hosted by the Trinidad Bay Watershed Council (TBWC) to discuss issues of common concern in the Trinidad-Westhaven watersheds and Trinidad Bay,…

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Get Involved

Community Participation is Key!

If you are interested in the Trinidad Bay Watersheds, we encourage you to participate and get involved. Visit our upcoming events page or reach out to us to learn more.

Education

There’s a lot to learn about the Trinidad Bay and Watersheds if you’re curious. Check out our education resources to learn more about this unique area.