CANCELLED: First Saturday Cleanup on Santa Rosa Creek

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First Saturday Cleanup on Prince Memorial Greenway

Saturday,  December 7th, January 4th, February 2nd

Location: Olive Park Footbridge near 1698 Hazel Street. On street parking

Time: 10:00 AM to Noon

On the first Saturday of every month, the public is invited to join a creek cleanup event on the Prince Memorial Greenway, a restored section of Santa Rosa Creek that flows through the heart of downtown

Streamside Drive Restoration Project on Santa Rosa Creek

Saturday, November 16th

Time: 9:00 - Noon

Location: Near 4271 Streamside Drive

Join the Santa Rosa Creek Stewardship Team and Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation for the Streamside Drive Restoration Project along Santa Rosa Creek.  Volunteers will be planting native sedges, removing blackberry bushes and picking up litter.

Colgan Creek Volunteer Day

Saturday, November 23rd

Time: 9:30 am -11:30 am

Location: Elsie Allen High School at Burgess Drive

Help the community cleanup and nurture the restored Colgan Creek.  Learn about the many native California plants that grow along creeks and help them establish a foothold.

Flat Rock Park Volunteer Days

Saturday, December 14th

Time: 9:30 AM-11:30 AM

Location: Flat Rock Footbridge (4227 Flat Rock Circle)

Help take care of the Brush Creek Restoration Area and Flat Rock Park.  Learn about native California riparian plants and how they provide food and shelter for fish and wildlife.

12th Annual MLK Jr. National Day of Service on Piner Creek

Monday, January 20th

Time: 1:00 pm-3:00 pm

Location: 3215 Coffey Lane (near Bluebell Drive)

Bring out your friends and community spirit to help clean up Piner Creek. 

 

Take care of yourself and others

Dear Creek Stewards,

The First Saturday Cleanup on Prince Memorial Greenway is CANCELLED for this Saturday, November 2nd. 

What a crazy week!  It's going to take some time for life to feel "normal" again. We hate missing First Saturday on the Prince Memorial Greenway but like many of you, we need to return home and continue picking up the pieces.

A friend reminded me that keeping busy during a crisis is a good coping mechanism.  I found cleaning very therapeutic.  I will continue with my therapy today, making sure to pick up a little trash wherever I go.  I encourage you to day the same! 

Please check out all the cool stuff coming up and join our beautiful creek community as often as you can. 

Nature quiz: How big is the Santa Rosa Creek watershed?

See the answer below and enjoy a photo from late September taken at the headwaters of Santa Rosa Creek in Mount Hood Regional Park.

 

Hoping you and yours are home safe and recovering, 

Alistair

sedge beds

The Santa Rosa Creek watershed- a land surface that covers 78 square miles and contains Santa Rosa Creek and tributaries such as Brush, Matanzas and Piner Creeks.  For comparison, the Kincade Fire has burned approximately 120 square miles

 

Alistair Bleifuss | Environmental Specialist

Creek Stewardship Program

Santa Rosa Water |69 Stony Circle | Santa Rosa, CA 95401

Tel. (707) 543-3845 | ableifuss@srcity.

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