What better way to welcome the change in seasons than with a volunteer or community event this month? If you didn’t have a chance to lend a hand for the environment this past summer, it’s not too late to jump right in to help green L.A. this fall. And if you did volunteer, we’re sure you are all rested up and ready to go again! Here’s a taste of what’s in store for September!
>On Saturday, September 4th, come on out to Santa Monica where
Surfrider will be hosting a beach clean up. Some fun in the sun is always great, just be sure to bring that sunscreen!
>Saturday, September 11th is packed full of green goodness. Two tree care projects spearheaded by TreePeople will be taking place in
Altadena and
El Monte. There will also be a fabulously fun
Environmentalist rendezvous including a picnic and film in Pasadena.
>It’s not exactly a volunteer event, but that’s okay, it’s still great for the community. On Sunday, September 12th
LA Streets Blog will be closing down streets in L.A. for a cool street fair. Bring bikes, skateboards or just your walking shoes. No cars allowed!
>Do you like the famous Santa Monica Pier? How about pets? Well, there will be a great pet festival
hosted by Best Friends on Sunday, September 19th, at the Santa Monica Pier. The event is being held to help raise awareness for homeless pets in our area.
>On September 19th, there will also be a cool
street tree care event in Mid City organized by TreePeople, that is sure to be a hit! You won't want to miss it.
>On Tuesday, September 21 the cities that make up the Ballona Creek watershed are
holding a workshop with the City of L.A. at Hyperion Water Treatment to educate the public about cool stuff like water pollution and sustainable, green approaches to water quality improvements. You should come on out!
>Saturday, September 25 will be a fun one. It is Coastal Clean Up Day! Do you know what that means? Well, we’ll tell you. Heal the Bay will be coordinating
over 50 cleanup locations throughout L.A. County! Yep, that’s a lot and there is sure to be one near you.
>Check out all of September’s events that aid stormwater by visiting our calendar at
http://www.calendarwiz.com/calendars/calendar.php.
And if you have any upcoming events, please send them on over to us and we will be happy to include them in our community calendar.
*Photo courtesy of Heal the Bay
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