The removal of invasive plants has been proceeding apace at McClellan Ranch thanks to the diligent effort of our volunteers. We can always use more help, though. Please think about joining us this Monday even if you can only stay part of the morning. This...
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Some creek bugs are pollution sensitive, while others are tolerant. Looking at bugs we have collected from various sites on Stevens Creek tells us much about habitat quality. Steve Fend, US Geoloical Survey stream ecologist and entomologist...
All members of the community are invited to participate in our bimonthly meetings.
This month's meeting features a bat hunt led by super bat guy, Dave Johnston. Details to be announced later.
The removal of invasive plants has been proceeding apace at McClellan Ranch thanks to the diligent effort of our volunteers. We can always use more help, though. Please think about joining us this Monday even if you can only stay part of the morning. This...
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We are having an auction to support SPCWC!
Please go to this link http://www.32auctions.com/ and use username: spcwcwater with password: wine4thewatershed to login and view the auction items.
We hope you will bid and have fun.
We have some great items so please join in.
Please note we may substitute 2002 Zin for the 2001 Zin stated.
We have serveral opportunities you can help us with:
Website, Blog contact webmaster@spcwc.org
Bug sorting contact programs@spcwc.org
Click here to see a short film about volunteering