The Wetlands Committee held a webinar on June 14, 2022 regarding the value of wetlands and wetlands restoration efforts. The video of this webinar is now available to be viewed on our YouTube Channel or use this link to view the video directly. Wetlands are of great ecological importance because they provide habitat for a wide range of
Why Healthy Wetlands are Important – Restoration Success Stories When: June 14, 2022, 6:00 – 7:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada) Where: Online Zoom Webinar (register below to receive the Zoom link) Wetlands are of great ecological importance because they provide habitat for a wide range of wildlife, including both migrating and year-round bird species. They also serve
The California State Parks Foundation and Friends of China Camp will be hosting a community event to remove invasive plants from the park. Date: Saturday, January 15Time: 9 a.m. – noon. Please arrive at least 15 minutes early for check in.Location: Details emailed to you when you registerNOTE: The closest bathrooms are in the Village, 0.5 miles
China Camp Invasive Plant Removal Event January 15th 9am – Noon Read More »
As we reach the end of 2021, your Coalition reflects on the work that has been accomplished and what is planned for 2022. Below is our year-end funding appeal letter and a year-end report from each of our committees.
The Wetlands Committee’s webinar held on November 10, 2021, is now available on video. Our speaker was Rich Cimino who has been birding in Northern California for 54 years. For the past 22 years he has led bird tours in North America, Central America and Europe through his company, Yellowbilled Tours (www.yellowbilledtours.com). Currently, Rich volunteers
Winter Birds of San Pablo Bay Webinar Now Available on Video Read More »
Register Here for the Wetlands Committee’s free webinar on Wednesday, November 10th at 7:00 pm. Our speaker, Rich Cimino, has been birding in Northern California for 54 years. His other interests include photography, citizen science, habitat conservation, sustainable-organic gardening and eco-tourism. For the past 22 years he has led bird tours in North America, Central America
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Dear Neighbors, We hope you will participate in these upcoming events! Tuesday, November 2: County Board of Supervisors hearing on the environmental review for the proposed 20 year extension of San Rafael Rock Quarry Operations and Reclamation. Members of the public are invited to participate in person or via Zoom. You can get more information on the Marin County meetings
It is with great pleasure that we welcome Winifred Dajani to the Coalition Board. Winifred has been the Chair of the Wetlands Committee and has been responsible for an increase in wetlands awareness and an active committee membership. Winifred is a retired educator and businesswoman. After obtaining her BFA from the State University of New
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“Sea Level Rise and Why We Need Nature-Based Adaptation” The Loma Prieta and other chapters of the Sierra Club presented a comprehensive, 3-part series in May 2021 about sea level rise. Eighteen excellent presentations (six per day – 20 minutes each) were given by scientists, academics, policy makers, conservationists, both coastal and wildlife, and others
The webinar sponsored by the Coalition’s Wetlands Committee on our local wetlands is now available on our YouTube channel. The speakers were Stuart Siegel and Barbara Salzman who provided a comprehensive view of several of our wetlands and covered their ecological importance as well as their value to the local community. Dr. Stuart Siegel, PhD
