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Put the 4R's in your
Curriculum!
FREE 3hr professional
development in-service
training at your school!
Trainings are available
throughout the week to any
Alameda County school and
its educators. We can help
you link the 4R's in your
classroom and school garden
to curriculum that
supports the CA content
standards.
Trainings also offer
customized technical support
on soil science, composting,
reclaimed garden
design, sheet mulching or
more.
Participants receive
mini-grants to jump start
your own program, free
4-part student program, free
activity and curriculum
readers.
Sign up now!
For more info contact Adam
at 510.665.3539/
adam@thewatershedproject.org
Gardening at the Richmond
Greenway
Saturday, December 13, 2008
9:30 am to noon.
Meet at the corner of Ohio
and 6th Street., City of
Richmond
Join your neighbors to help
beautify the Richmond
Greenway by planting winter
veggies in the community
edibles gardens with Urban
Tilth, maintaining Berryland
with the 5% Local Coalition,
or helping to install the
new Greenway Habitat Garden
with the Watershed Project.
This project is a
collaboration of the Friends
of the Richmod Greenway, the
5% Local Coalition, Urban
Tilth and the Watershed
Project.
For further info contact
Becky Lithander at
510-665-3482 or
becky@thewatershedproject.org
Save the date for MLK day of
service
along the Richmond Shoreline
and the Richmond Greenway
Monday, January 19, 2009.
For further info call
510-665-3597/
volunteer@thewatershedproject.org
Volunteer for the Bay Area
Oyster monitoring Program
Meet at the parking lot of
Point Pinole Regional
Shoreline, 5551 Giant
Highway, Richmond
Meet the scientists who are
working to restore native
oyster populations around
the Bay. Help them measure
their success at Point
Pinole. No previous
experience required.
Great educational
experience. Ideal for teens
and adult volunteers. Great
service learning project for
local students!
This project coordinated by
The Watershed Project in
partnership with the Oyster
Restoration Working Group.
For further info contact
Juliana Gonzales at
510-665-3597 or
juliana@thewatershedproject.org
Volunteer to Help plant and
care for Wildcat Creek
Join us at our own fabulous
North Richmond Shoreline.
Enjoy 4 fun field trips to
the North Richmond Shoreline
at Wildcat Marsh, Wildcat
Creek and Point Pinole
Regional Park.
Join us for:
- a scavenger hunt
- a marsh safari
- field trip to oyster
project
- learn to read animal
tracks
- meet with naturalists and
San Pablo Bay guides
Join us at our own fabulous
North Richmond for an
experience you'll never
forget!
For further info about our
Wildcat Stewards Program
call (510) 665.3597.
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