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Charles Kennard, riparian-restoration manager on Corte Madera Creek Watershed in Marin, professional photographer, and longtime basket weaver specializing in local native plants and Indian techniques, gives a slide talk at Friends of Five Creeks meeting 7pm Monday, Dec. 4 at Albany Community Center 1249 Marin. Free and open to all.
Information at f5creeks@aol.com
BPFP member group, Friends of Five Creeks, in partnership with Friends of Sausal Creek and California Invasive Plant Council, has been awarded a $5,000 San Francisco Estuary Project grant to produce a multilingual brochure on Japanese dodder (Cuscuta japonica), a highly invasive parasitic vine that is a serious threat to wild and restored lands as well as to agriculuture.
Click here for our newsletter (388 kB file). This is the November 2006 edition.
Berkeley Path Wanderer’s Association Aquatic Park Walk
Saturday, November 25, 10am
Walk Leader- Mark Liolios
Learn about the state grant which brings new life to this area, from a member of EGRET. Winter birds will have arrived. Meet at the north end of park by taking Addison until it ends, on Bolivar Drive, or park at Seabreeze Market and walk over pedestrian bridge. Limited parking. Easy pace, flat terrain.
Help us with our mailing, and enjoy pizza and homemade goodies.
A short board meeting will also occur.
Meet at 6:30 pm at Live Oak Park, Monday, November 20.