Save our Beach invites you to participate in a beach cleanup at Seal Beach in honor of Earth Day at two locations. The regular 1st St. location in the 1st St. parking lot in Seal Beach; and the Seal Beach Pier (Ocean Ave/Main St). Bags and disinfected pickers are provided. Participants must provide gloves and masks. Pre-registration is required.

Select the right plants for your landscape. This webinar will discuss California natives, seasonal water needs, and horticultural care tips. Registration required.

Enjoy a guided hike, compost demo, and interactive activities offered by the City of Irvine in partnership with Irvine Ranch Conservancy. The guided hikes are at 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m., and compost demo is at noon. Registration required on-site. Limited space available.

To register contact Elyse Toal at volunteercoordinator@hsb.surfrider.org

Session 1 - Celebrate Earth Day while creating crafts and learning about Turtle Rock Nature Center! Children will have one hour to complete crafts then venture out on the Nature Center trail. Parent or guardian is required, and this event is meant for kids ages 3-12.

Session 2 - Celebrate Earth Day while creating crafts and learning about Turtle Rock Nature Center! Children will have one hour to complete crafts then venture out on the Nature Center trail. Parent or guardian is required, and this event is meant for kids ages 3-12.

Want to keep your lawn healthy? Join California American Water to learn how to build healthy soil, properly water your lawn, and keep your lawn resilient. Registration required.

In this Zoom webinar, you will learn how to successfully design a watershed-wise landscape. This includes: sizing and sithing the rainwater capture area, planting climate-appropriate plants, applying key design principles, and laying out a successful planting plan. The class is free, but registration is required and limited to customers of the Metropolitan Water District service area.

This Zoom webinar will focus on best management practices for passive and active rainwater capturing. The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California will cover: reviewing criteria and considerations in selecting a rainwater capture method, swales and berms (calculations, setbacks, installation), cisterns, and integrating hardscape. The class is free, but registration is required.