Restoration & Conservation
Community Collaboration Ensures a Hopeful Future for Gravenstein Creek
In early December our restoration team partnered with Point Blue Conservation Sciences’ Students and Teachers Restoring Watershed (STRAW) program and Sonoma Resource Conservation District's Farming Agriculture Resource Management for Sustainability(FARMS) program to get school kids out in the field restoring Gravenstein Creek on the City of Santa Rosa’s Brown Farm.
We hosted four classes of 3rd graders and the high school FARMS students. All told, 130 plants were installed, including 25 milkweed plants! The students and teachers all had a great time and loved getting their hands in the soil to help restore an important tributary of the Laguna.
Read more about this exciting conservation project in the January issue of our e-news.
Community Education
Learning Laguna Docent Training
Our 2023 Learning Laguna docent training class is forming now! Start your journey to sharing the wonders of nature with children. Classes start February 13, 2023.
A Laguna Field Guide:
An Artist's Take On Taxonomy
Presentation with Christopher Reiger
Sat., Jan. 28, 4:00 – 5:30 pm
Loving the Uplands: Stewardship Day
with Ag + Open Space
Sat., Feb. 11, 9:00 am – Noon
Around the Watershed
Take Flight With Us!
Thanks to you, we move confidently into 2023, actualizing big dreams for our natural world.
You are making critical work happen locally.
And it doesn’t seem to be over yet; donations continue to arrive! This is beyond our wildest expectations—and it only happened because of donors like you.
Your donation makes a difference
any day of the year!
Our Response To COVID-19
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"A Laguna Field Guide"
