The San Pablo Watershed Neighbors Education & Restoration Society
Don't miss Jonathan Price's talk on Animal Tracking!  SPAWNERS Creek Restoration Documentary This video documents a 5-year restoration project that SPAWNERS did with the East Bay Municipal Utility District. Cleaning, bank-stabilization, and planting projects on Appian and Wilkie Creeks were done with the help of community volunteers and students from De Anza High School as well as the local Boys & Girls Club. This video was produced by Kirston Koths of Oak Leaf Studios, and is best enjoyed in 1080p, stereo. - Read about our work over the last 15 years here. ___________________________________________________ Who is SPAWNERS? We are a group of volunteers from our community who are working together to protect San Pablo Creek. We restore creek banks, remove invasive plant species, plant lovely natives, monitor creek quality, and help others learn about and appreciate our local creeks. We invite you to join us. Volunteer or Become a Member. By joining SPAWNERS and volunteering to help care for our creeks you will enrich your life and that of your community by making the San Pablo Creek watershed a special place worth living in. SPAWNERS leads a variety of projects and events throughout the year: El Sobrante Library Creekside Park Project Wilkie Creek Outdoor Classroom Project Other Creek Restoration/Stewardship Workdays Check the SPAWNERS Calendar: SPAWNERS Calendar Contact us if you are interested: Contact Us | Coming events...
View our Calendar El Sobrante Stroll Sun. Sep. 17 Come learn about our creeks and the bugs that live in them! Find our table at the El Sobrante Stroll for the low-down on what the bugs at the bottom of the creek can tell us about water quality. We'll also show you some ways you can help the health of the creek. Jonathan Price on Animal Tracking Tue. Oct. 3 7-9pm El Sobrante Library Community Meeting Room 4191 Appian Way El Sobrante, CA 94803 Join us to learn about animal tracking from Jonathan Price, Wildlife and Fisheries Biologist for the East Bay Municipal Utility District! In this exciting indoor presentation, Jonathan will teach us how to identify common wildlife tracks including mountain lions, coyotes, bobcats, foxes and raccoons. Weed Team 4th Thursday Thur: Sep. 28 Location 4191 Appian Way Water Bug Team TBD Join us for a family-friendly event as we look for bugs in one of our locals creeks. Please RSVP to helen@thewatershedproject.org to reserve your spot.
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