 San Diego EarthWorks volunteers will
restore the delicate watershed area at the Tijuana River Estuarine by clearing
debris from the area and planting native species. Volunteers will also assist
park rangers at Torrey Pines Sate Park by clearing debris and non-native
vegetation from trails. Afterwards, volunteers will enjoy complimentary
Odwalla juice and other free goodies from KYXY at Torrey Pines and 91X at
Tijuana River Estuarine Reserve.
Project volunteers and community
groups are working together to make a difference in their neighborhoods.
Past partners include: City Parks Services; Sherman Heights Community Revitalization
Planning Board; Urban Corps; People For Trees; the California Native Plant
Society; Surfrider Foundation; San Diego County Water Authority; Foundation
for Change; Barona Tribal Council; Rancho Buena Vista, La Costa Canyon and
other local high schools; USD, Southwestern, City College and other local
colleges/ universities and 91X radio.
To register for one of the projects,
to find out the location of our next volunteer meeting or to schedule one
for your group or club, call our 24-hour voice mail at 619/496-6666.
San Diego EarthWorks is a year-round,
volunteer-run, non-profit California corporation dedicated to a clean, healthy
and prosperous future. Events throughout the year encourage people to take
individual action for the future. For more information on San Diego EarthWorks
or Earth Day activities, to volunteer, or to receive sponsorship information,
call 619/496-6666. | 
atural habitat for endangered species
is disappearing rapidly. Do you want to make a difference in just one day?
Join San Diego EarthWorks volunteers on Saturday, April 25 from 9am to
1pm for Earth Day Community Restoration & Renewal Projects at
Tijuana River Estuarine and Torrey Pines State Preserve, sponsored by
the California State Parks Foundation and Enron.