The Valley Women’s Club of San Lorenzo Valley

Environmental Committee

The Environmental Committee works to protect the watershed and to educate the public on forestry issues, erosion control, hazardous waste, recycling, and other issues. We also monitor government policies and procedures.

Events

River & Road Clean Up
with Save Our Shores

Annual Environmental Town Hall
Felton Community Hall

Watershed Festival of Events
Workshop/Conference on Water, Pollution and Green Solutions

Come to our Environmental Committee Meetings!

First Saturday of the month
10:30 am at Henry Cowell State Park
(Second Saturday if first Saturday is a holiday weekend.)

Meetings are open to the public.

Call 338-6578 or email for information.

Environmental Brochures

San Lorenzo Valley Erosion brochure
SLV Save Our Septic Brochure Eco Cleaning Recipes

 

Support the Environmental Committee

Become a Member
or Make a Donation!

SUPPORT THE VWC

VOLUNTEER! San Lorenzo River Estuary Project • Aug. 21, 2019

Posted on: September 13, 2019 11:40 am
Posted in Environment, Government, Volunteer
Common Checkered Skipper

San Lorenzo River ESTUARY RESTORATION PROJECT cures the Media Blues on Saturday, August 21th, 9:00 am–11:00 am


Come when you like & stay as long as you like. Bring your children, invite your friends, neighbors & share caring for the EARTH.

WHY?

Because your hands will enjoy bettering the river wildlife while schmoozing with great people! You will also learn to identify native & non-native plants while gaining an understanding of why a strong habitat fosters vibrant wildlife.

WHERE?

San Lorenzo Blvd. across from Bixby St/

WHAT work to expect?

  • Cut down/remove weeds along the rock wall at the Ocean/San Lorenzo Blvd. T-intersection
  • Cut down weeds around Coyote bush
  • Mark Coyote bush growth margins w/ new soil
  • We suggest that you bring your gloves, hat, water & wear sturdy shoes.

WHAT is the SAN LORENZO RIVER ESTUARY PROJECT?

  • We are volunteers, who enjoy coming together to work on the ongoing restoration project.  
  • Our efforts are rewarded by an increase of butterfly species, watching the birds find easy shelter in cleared bushes & supplying more food sources with previously planted natives.
  • The Project was started in 2017 by the Valley Women’s Club, is sponsored by the Sierra Club, Santa Cruz County Group, and supported by the City of Santa Cruz Park & Rec. Dept.
Looking forward to meeting you!
Jane Mio

 

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