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On Sunday
February 28 at noon the Topanga Creek Watershed Committee is hosting a planting
day at the Community House Native Garden, open to anyone who wants to get dirty
putting Chapparal Currant, Lemonadeberry, Hollyleaf Cherry, and other species
into the ground. This is a great opportunity to get some exercise, have fun
with old and new friends, give back to the Community House and the local ecosystem,
and learn a bit about planting and plants, if you are so inclined. Everyone is
welcome, and students who need it can get credit for community service.
Volunteers should bring work gloves and water to drink, and be prepared to stay
2-3 hours. Some tools will be provided, but definitely bring a shovel or hand
spade if you have one. Participation is limited and an RSVP t0 ben@ecologizeLA.com
is very highly recommended to save your spot, and also so we can let you know
if there any changes to the plan.
For folks
interested in protecting the natural environment of Topanga Canyon, sustainability,
“going green”, and related topics, this event will also be a great opportunity
to connect and collaborate with neighbors who share your interests and values.
The purpose of the Watershed Committee is to protect and improve the health and
well-being of all of the life of this amazing Canyon, and we welcome input and
participation from everyone, from experts to neophytes and everyone in between.
For questions, please use the email address above or call 310 455 4156.
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