IMPORTANT! DUE TO COVID-RELATED PROTOCOLS, PLEASE PRE-REGISTER TO SECURE A VOLUNTEER SLOT. IF YOU DO NOT PRE-REGISTER, WE CANNOT GUARANTEE YOU A VOLUNTEER SLOT AND YOU MAY BE TURNED AWAY.

PLEASE ARRIVE ON TIME, WE HOPE TO NOT HAVE OUR LIMITED STAFF WAITING TOO LONG FOR LATE ARRIVALS!

Join us for a fun and safe morning of native plant restoration in our unique Potrero Creek in Newbury Park. The creek is home to a young native oak woodland, along with milkweed visited by monarch butterflies and various other native plants used by dozens of local birds, insects and other wildlife. Work will consist of planting hundreds of live plants grown from locally collected seed, along with mulching, watering and weeding the planting site. This activity is appropriate for ages 5 and up, and masks will be required at all times. Due to the pandemic, we will be limiting this volunteer activity to a 3 hour morning time slot.

The event will run from 9am to 12 noon .

Please bring water, sunscreen and a sun hat. Wear hiking attire, closed toe shoes and pants and long-sleeved shirt are recommended. Gloves and tools will be provided.

Directions/Parking:

Using google maps, search the following words:

“Intersection of Erinlea Ave & Potrero Rd, Newbury Park, 91361”

This will take you to a vacant parking area along Potrero Road, where signage will show you where to park and direct you on a short 3 minute walk to the restoration area. PLEASE ARRIVE ON TIME, WE HOPE TO NOT HAVE OUR LIMITED STAFF WAITING TOO LONG FOR LATE ARRIVALS!

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