Did you know that by restoring native marshland you are helping curb the effects of climate change? Did you also know that penguins are seriously affected by climate change? Do your part to protect our fuzzy friends without having to travel to the Antarctic by restoring Bay marshlands. Every seedling planted will serve as a reminder to decrease our contributions to global warming. We’ll share with you tips you can adopt to do your part every day.
Planting for Penguins with Save The Bay FABER ( East Palo Alto)
Sat Jan 28, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm, 2012,
The Faber Tract (East Palo Alto)
In partnership with The Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge (USFWS) & The City of East Palo Alto.
Due to the sensitive nature of the restoration site, space is limited and RSVP is requested. If you have filled out a form on one of our partner websites it does not mean that you will be included in our event. You must fill out the online registration form below to register yourself or a group of 9 people or less.
If you need more information about this or other events please contact Natalie LaVan at (510) 463-6809 or email bayevents@saveSFbay.org.
No experience necessary. Gloves, tools and instruction provided. Each event is led by Save The Bay staff certified in CPR and Wilderness First Aid and all site projects have been planned to ensure safety.
If you would like to schedule a private restoration program for your community group or employee team, visit www.saveSFbay.org/corporate-and-group-programs. If you are interested in scheduling a school restoration program, visit: www.saveSFbay.org/environmental-education.
