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  • Free Mountain Lion Movie!

    Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza

    -22 is getting his close-up. The mountain lion living in Los Angeles’ Griffith Park is the subject of a new documentary called “The Cat That Changed America,” which will be[...]

  • Green Generation Club Cleanup/ Maintenance

    Dolphin Fountain Outside Aliso Hall, CSUCI

    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[...]

  • Unmet Transit Needs Public Hearing

    Camarillio City Hall, Council Chambers 601 Carmen Dr., Camarillo, CA, United States

    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?[...]

  • Green Generation Club Cleanup/ Maintenance

    Dolphin Fountain Outside Aliso Hall, CSUCI

    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[...]

  • Calabasas Blue Habitat Restoration

    Juan Bautista de Anza Park 3701 Lost Hills Rd, Calabasas, CA, United States

    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[...]

  • SBCK Stream Team Water Sample Collection

    SBCK Stream Team 239 West Main Street, Ventura, CA, United States

    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[...]

  • Invasive Crayfish Removal Open House

    Medea Creek 5901 Conifer Street, Oak Park, California, United States

    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[...]