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Talk at Sunnyvale Library, “Building Biodiversity: The Role of Community in Conservation”

  • Sunnyvale Public Library 665 West Olive Avenue Sunnyvale, CA, 94086 United States (map)

Join us at the Sunnyvale Public Library for a talk by Habitat Restoration Interns Arwyn Lucich and Claire Campbell on how native plant restoration benefits both people and local wildlife.

The talk will cover human impacts on pollinators and how Grassroots Ecology leverages the power of volunteers to build habitat islands large and small. After the talk, get involved in hands-on restoration at Baylands Park in Sunnyvale!

 
 

This talk will be held in person at the Sunnyvale Public Library. Registration is recommended but not required.

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Grassroots Ecology is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to caring for public lands and water across Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties. In collaboration with public landowners, governments, schools, corporations, and other nonprofits, each year they engage thousands of people in hands-on education and service that improves the local environment.

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