Join our friends at Lakeside’s River Park Conservancy for a fun day of service and learning. Students will help to restore a creek that flows into the San Diego River by planting native shrubs and trees to create more habitat for threatened and endangered species like the California Gnatcatcher and the Least Bells Vireo. Students will learn how to identity native plants and how to build plant basins. This is a mindful opportunity that allows young people to be part of the over all goal of a healthy San Diego River.
Hosted by: Lakeside’s River Park Conservancy
Additional Partners: Pacific Photographic Society
Date & Time: Friday, March 10, 2017 from 8 am – 11 am
Location: Lakeside’s River Park
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