When a lead agency was needed to organize the process for developing a master plan for San Francisquito Creek, the PCCF stepped forward to find funding and staff for this project involving over 50 stakeholders that have an interest in the watershed's future. The CRMP has published a working draft of the Watershed Management Plan and is overseeing an extensive water monitoring and native plant restoration project funded by a federal grant. Work to remove barriers to steelhead trout migration began this fall. The PCCF membership is approximately 1,000. It is governed by a board of directors and operated by an executive director and several part-time staff.
Members serve as volunteers on program-related committees.
Walt Hays is a member of the PCCF Board, has been co-chair of Earth Day for the past several years, and continues to support both BAA and the PCCF through Team Evolve. Walt was recently nominated for the Tom Ford Award, honoring strong community supporters. He's also got a red truck.