Natural and Cultural History of Willow Creek & Watershed Education Program Docent Training
Saturday, March 6, 2010

Watershed Education Program Logistics and Training
9:00-11:30am
Learn to assist middle school students explore watershed values, the life cyle of salmonids and what it takes to restore a watershed to health through hands-on activities.
Facilitated by Staff and Docents

(Lunch Break)

Natural and Cultural History of Willow Creek
Saturday, March 6
12:00-4:00pm
Instructors: Brendan O'Neil (State Park Environmental Scientist) & Marianne Hurley (State Parks Historian)
Review the natural and cultural history of this important watershed and learn about the steps being taken to restore it as a viable salmonid habitat. Seminar will take place both in class and in the field. Be prepared for all weather conditions.

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED ON OUR WEBSITE OR
EMAIL rherrick@mcn.org
$15 donation for Community Members
$5 donation for members/volunteers
No one will be turned away for inability to donate.

Saving our State Parks

Stewards and many dedicated volunteers are working very hard to get the California State Parks and Wildlife Conservation Trust Fund of 2010 on the November ballot.

If you are willing to help gather signatures for this initiative please contact Michele Luna at mluna@mcn.org.

We will be gathering signature until April 15th.

Your help is needed to support this important measure that will sustain our State Parks into the future. For more information visit the Caifornia State Park Foundation website.

Park Advocacy Day - March 8, 2010

The 8th Annual Park Advocacy Day (PAD) will take place on March 8th in Sacramento from 8:30am to 5:30pm.

Visit the California State Parks Foundation website for more information.