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Support volunteer-powered stewardship of Southern California’s wild trout streams, rivers, forests, and public lands.

Your gift supports Fisheries Resource Volunteer Corps’ work to protect, monitor, and educate across wild trout streams and rivers in the Angeles National Forest and San Bernardino National Forest.

Online donations currently support FRVC’s general operating and program needs, including volunteer training, patrol supplies, stream cleanups, public education, restoration projects, waterway monitoring, and continued stewardship of the public lands we serve.

FRVC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. EIN: 45-0613785.

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Why give?

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Protect Local Waterways
Your donation helps FRVC volunteers care for wild trout streams, rivers, riparian habitat, and the public lands that surround them.
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Support Volunteer Training
Your gift helps prepare volunteers to participate safely and effectively in patrols, cleanups, visitor education, and stewardship projects.
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Keep Forests Cleaner
Donations support hands-on work such as removing trash, illegal fire rings, graffiti, invasive plants, and recreational dams that harm stream health.
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Educate Forest Visitors
FRVC volunteers help share information about fishing, fire safety, camping, personal safety, and responsible recreation.
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Fund Grassroots Stewardship
Your support keeps local conservation work moving through volunteer-led patrols, projects, outreach, and field support.
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Preserve Public Lands
Every contribution helps protect natural and cultural resources for wildlife, visitors, and future generations.

What People Are Saying

“I started volunteering with FRVC in 2021 after seeing how damaged and dirty the East fork of the San Gabriel River was. I was overwhelmed by it all until I met the other volunteers. We were all so different, but still willing to show up and try to have a positive impact. It felt good. So I kept coming back. ”

— FRVC VoluNTEER

FRVC volunteers are trained community members who give their time to protect, monitor, and educate in the forests and waterways we all share. Through patrols, cleanups, restoration projects, and visitor education, every volunteer helps build a culture of respect, responsibility, and care for public lands.

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