Attend a virtual tour of the San Joaquin Marsh and Wildlife Sanctuary including trails, wildlife and ponds, several historic and restored ranch houses, the IRWD Duck Club, and the IRWD Learning Center. Attendees have the opportunity to win a water efficiency kit. Registration required.

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Learn how to design a yard using the four principles of gorgeous and watershed wise landscaping: building a healthy living soil sponge, holding rainwater on your property, selecting local native plants that minimize water use and maximize biodiversity, and controlling your irrigation. Registration required.    

Orange County Coastkeeper has taken traditional group beach cleanups and turned them into Beautification on Your Block cleanups. Continue to do your part in keeping your community safe and clean. Take a walk around your neighborhood and clean any litter or trash you find.

Look for the blue Surfrider tent. All volunteers or their parent/guardian (if under 18) must sign a waiver before participating in our cleanups. Waivers may be requested in advance.

Help your harbor! Grab a kayak and paddle out to help clean up Huntington Harbor. Reserve your space for these monthly (first Sunday) cleanups -- dates fill up quickly. Contact Shane Coons for more info and to sign up at Shane.Coons@seclawoffices.com

Learn how to remove your lawn and make the right moves for creating a gorgeous, watershed wise landscape including: removing turf without the use of chemicals, replacing it with climate-appropriate plantings, keeping it in place but maintaining it in an organic manner. Registration is required.

This free online garden workshop will cover everything you need to know about plant selection, watering, harvesting, sprinkler systems and landscape inspections, and other helpful tips and tricks. Attendees will have an opportunity to win a water efficiency kit. Registration required.

Join Crystal Cove Conservancy for a 1 hour webinar for teachers participating in the Virtual Project Crystal 5th grade program for the 2021-2022 school year. Learn about the new research project students will be studying this year including the best way to restore native habitats along with concepts such as plant ecology, food web interactions, and how we can use...

Learn how to identify critical steps for successfully designing a watershed wise landscape including: sizing and siting the rainwater capture area, developing a palette of climate-appropriate plants, applying key design principles, and laying out a successful planting plan. This advanced workshop is geared for folks who have already taken the California Friendly and/or the Turf Removal workshops. Registration is required.