October–June

FREE PUBLIC TOURS:

October thru June, Second Saturday of the Month, 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM

Docent-led bird walk at Shollenberger Park.  Meet at the first kiosk.  Rain cancels.  Contact Bob Dyer, 763-2934.
 
October thru June, Third Saturday of the Month, 10:00 AM

Docent-led children/family nature walks at Shollenberger Park in English and Spanish.  One to two hours, dependent on age of children.  Meet at the first kiosk.  Rain cancels.  For the walk in English, contact Gerald or Mary Edith Moore, 763-3577.  For the walk in Spanish, contact Connie Peabody, 763-7458.

October thru June, Fourth Saturday of the Month, 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM

Docent-led bird/nature walk at the Ellis Creek Water Recycling Facility ponds.  Meet in the parking lot on the left, immediately inside the entrance gates at the end of Cypress Drive.  Rain cancels.  Contact Gerald Moore, 763-3577.

Regular Workdays for Habitat Restoration are the 2nd Saturday and last Sunday of every month.
In addition, we also arrange special planting/weeding days for specific groups, such as boy scouts, schoolchildren, local businesses, and the community. Our goals are to replace the most invasive species, like thistles and pepperweed, with native plants to improve the habitats for wildlife.
 
We usually meet at Kiosk #1, just inside the gate of Shollenberger Park.  In the winter months, we plant and/or weed 9:00 to Noon; in the summer months, we water and/or weed 8:00 to 11:00 AM.  Rain cancels.  These restoration days are open to all, and we encourage you to join us.  For more information or to add your name to our list of restoration volunteers, contact Mary Edith at maryedithmoore@comcast.net or 707-763-3577.
   September - October 2010

Sonoma County Supervisors' final vote on the Dutra asphalt plant will be scheduled in September or October 2010, Sonoma County Supervisors' meeting room, 575 Administration Dr, Suite 100A, Santa Rosa.

It is important that you join us and express your feelings about an asphalt plant being located next to an environmental asset, Shollenberger Park and the adjacent wetlands that citizens of Sonoma County and visitors alike have a right to enjoy.



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