Join in the fun this Fourth of July holiday as Cupertino reopens the new and improved Blackberry Farm. In addition to updating the facilities, Cupertino has completed a massive habitat restoration project which we are all eager to see. The city has...
No experience is needed - we will train. Volunteers meet with USGS stream ecologist Steve Fend on a weekly basis to sort and identify benthic macroinvertebrates, or creek bugs. These bugs were collected in SPCWC's ongoing partnered study with USGS to...
Please join us for our monthly water quality monitoring of nine sites along Stevens and Permanente Creeks. We test for pH, temperature, specific conductivity, dissolved oxygen and turbidity. We also collect water samples which biology students from De...
De Anza students from Bruce Heyer's biology class will come to McClellan Ranch Park to take part in hands-on training in water quality monitoring, habitat assessment using benthic macroinvertebrate analysis and GPS mapping of invasive plants. Included...
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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
We are always in need of items to further our work. This is a list of the things we are currently wishing for: