Service Learning Opportunity
Events
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Malibu Creek State Park Restoration
Malibu Creek 1925 Las Virgenes Road, Calabasas, CA, United StatesCome join Mountains Restoration Trust for a morning outside as we work to restore the vegetation in Malibu Creek State Park! We will be planting native trees and grasses, as well as removing weeds and invasive plants from the area. We will be planting natives like Coast Live Oaks, Purple Needlegrass, California Goldenrod and Hummingbird Sage. You[...]
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ON CAMPUS @ CSUCI Coastal Cleanup
Parking Lot A3 at CSU Channel Islands 1 University Drive, Camarillo, CA, United StatesPlease join Jennifer Lindquist and Jasmine Smith of EH&S for our on-campus coastal cleanup! Meet in parking lot A3. Bring a hat, sunscreen, water and snacks. Wear closed toed shoes.
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Community Roots Garden
Community Roots Garden 1801 Joliet Place, Oxnard, CA, United StatesFarming an acre with volunteers is no small feat. Many hands are needed, and we welcome yours. We invite you to come dig, weed, learn, teach, ask questions, take a shift on irrigation, cook for our Saturday meals, share ideas, or donate materials or funding. You can help in whatever way you’d like. Volunteering with us[...]
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Community Roots Garden
Community Roots Garden 1801 Joliet Place, Oxnard, CA, United StatesFarming an acre with volunteers is no small feat. Many hands are needed, and we welcome yours. We invite you to come dig, weed, learn, teach, ask questions, take a shift on irrigation, cook for our Saturday meals, share ideas, or donate materials or funding. You can help in whatever way you’d like. Volunteering with us[...]
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Santa Barbara Bucket Brigade
TBD - check for emails after signing upBUCKET BRIGADE SCHEDULE: Bucket Brigade Community Workday! Trail Restoration Day September 22, 2018 – 8am-2pm Come help us restore trails damaged by the 1/9 debris flow. We will be sending more information by email. Click here to join our mailing list. Ongoing weekday work projects! Make sure to tick the weekday boxes in the sign up[...]
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Crayfish Removal Open House
Medea Creek 5901 Conifer Street, Oak Park, California, United StatesCome help us remove crayfish from Medea Creek! Crayfish are a non-native species to California, and they’re considered invasive because they cause quite a bit of damage to the aquatic ecosystems. They prey on native species, reduce water quality, and cause problems with creek bed erosion. We need your help in trapping and removing the[...]
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Community Roots Garden
Community Roots Garden 1801 Joliet Place, Oxnard, CA, United StatesFarming an acre with volunteers is no small feat. Many hands are needed, and we welcome yours. We invite you to come dig, weed, learn, teach, ask questions, take a shift on irrigation, cook for our Saturday meals, share ideas, or donate materials or funding. You can help in whatever way you’d like. Volunteering with us[...]
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Nature On Tap – September Get Acquainted to the Mission and Passion of “Runners for Public Lands”
Topa Topa Brewing Company 104 E Thompson Blvd, Ventura, United States, United StatesJoin Vic Thasiah, California Naturalist and co-founder of the Runners for Public Lands project, to learn about the newly formed Runners for Public Lands (RPL) nonprofit organization. Runners for Public Lands is dedicated to building relationships between runners and local land conservation organizations to deepen runners’ connections to, and encourage stewardship of, the open spaces through which they[...]
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Community Root Garden
Community Roots Garden 1801 Joliet Place, Oxnard, CA, United StatesFarming an acre with volunteers is no small feat. Many hands are needed, and we welcome yours. We invite you to come dig, weed, learn, teach, ask questions, take a shift on irrigation, cook for our Saturday meals, share ideas, or donate materials or funding. You can help in whatever way you’d like. Volunteering with us[...]
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Crayfish Removal Open House
Medea Creek 5901 Conifer Street, Oak Park, California, United StatesCome help us remove crayfish from Medea Creek! Crayfish are a non-native species to California, and they’re considered invasive because they cause quite a bit of damage to the aquatic ecosystems. They prey on native species, reduce water quality, and cause problems with creek bed erosion. We need your help in trapping and removing the[...]