Calendar
The acwForum Calendar list includes a variety of acwForum events that are sponsored by or posted by acwForum Members (signatories), and may include volunteer or stewardship opportunities in the watershed, upcoming meetings, workgroup activities, field trips, seminars, etc. All events are oriented to fulfilling the overarching acwForum mission – to improve water-related beneficial issues and resources within the Alameda Creek Watershed. Scroll through the Calendar list for upcoming events or to view completed acwForum Calendar items.
Alameda Creek Watershed Annual Conference
Date: 2014-03-13
Location: Shannon Community Center, 11600 Shannon Ave, Dublin 94568
The View Upstream
Perspectives on the Alameda Creek Watershed: Resources, Restoration and Resilience from Bay to Ridge – and Beyond
Topics Include:
* Sea level rise adaptation in Baylands, and update from the Eden Landing Ponds
* SFPUC’s Alameda Creek Watershed Center in Sunol
* A public/private collaborative stream enhancement program
* Steelhead coming soon to the watershed
* Green infrastructure for stormwater management
* Climate change and land use in the watershed
PLUS: The transition from Alameda Creek Watershed Council (ACWC) to acwForum – new name, a new website, an e-newsletter, and new opportunities to interact and stay informed!
NEW THIS YEAR: Forum Highlights, a round-robin session during which brief project updates can be given by Council/acwForum members.
RSVP if you plan to attend:
Amy Evans, Resource Conservationist
Alameda County Resource Conservation District
3585 Greenville Road, Suite 2
Livermore, CA 94550
P: (925) 371-0154 x 112
[email protected]
[email protected]
For more information:
Ian Howell
[email protected]
Martin Luther King Jr. Day – National Day of Service
Date: 2014-01-20
Location: Union City Civic Center
Volunteers needed to plant native plants along the creekside trail in the park, and clean up the creek and pond at the Union City Civic Center. All supplies will be provided. Please wear sturdy shoes and clothing, bring a refillable water bottle, gloves if you have them, and a snack. Ages 10 and up. Kids under age 12 should be accompanied by an adult. Youth groups welcome. Community service hours available for students. Volunteers must register in advance at www.handsonconservation.org . Print out a liability release form and bring it signed to the event. See flyer for details.
For more information:
Amy Evans
[email protected]