Events

Join CSU Channel Islands Green Generation Club this Friday to help clean up and maintain various locations around campus! Meet with the club at the dolphin fountain in front of Aliso Hall at 1:30pm. Some locations include CSUCI Therapy Garden, Calleguas Creek, and Scary Dairy. Please be prepared for outdoor activities by wearing sunscreen, working[...]

Is Ventura County's public transit system meeting your needs?VCTC WANTS YOUR INPUT Help us to understand your transit needs, Ventura County! Would you like to expand existing bus and dial-a-ride service? Add new bus routes? Your input will help Ventura County’s transit operators understand where you need to go and how to help you get there. Make your voice heard at our[...]

Join CSU Channel Islands Green Generation Club this Friday to help clean up and maintain various locations around campus! Meet with the club at the dolphin fountain in front of Aliso Hall at 1:30pm. Some locations include CSUCI Therapy Garden, Calleguas Creek, and Scary Dairy. Please be prepared for outdoor activities by wearing sunscreen, working clothes and bringing[...]

Come join Mountains Restoration Trust for a morning outdoors at Juan Bautista de Anza Park! We’re working to restore the native grasslands in the west foothills. We’ll be planting native southern California plants, like purple needlegrass and creeping wildrye and flowering perennials and shrubs. Please arrive by 8:45 am and look for our group on the west[...]

Santa Barbara Channel Keeper (SBCK) Stream Team: Join Surfrider and SBCK as we visit stations throughout the Ventura River watershed, collect water samples, and do some hands-on field analysis. Ventura Stream Team sampling events take place quarterly, usually on the first Saturday of the corresponding month, from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. Pizza and soft[...]

Come 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[...]

This interesting post-fire recovery spot adjacent to the Sespe Wilderness has an opportunistic weed issue.  Whenever fire suppression efforts cause significant ground disturbance, and fire tips the nutrient load, and weeds move in for the free-for-all.  Sisymbrium and hirschfeldia mustards are sprouting seedlings at this point near Whitaker Peak, and condor microtrash is freshly exposed[...]