During the Fall of 2017-18 and the Fall of 2018-2019, SBCCC completed a monitoring program bringing together over 30 volunteers, which included our local Flycasters of San Jose. The group was trained on identification of REDD’s and on how to tag sites with GPS coordinates. All of the data created went into a database to create the living map. We have captured pictures and videos documenting the late fall-run of the Chinook salmon throughout the Guadalupe watershed with over 300 volunteer hours. Special thanks to everyone who participated, especially Santa Clara University who entered our dta into a mapping software program called ARCGIS which made all of this possible. We look forward to expanding this program in the coming years.