The Carpinteria Creek Mouth restoration project is located at the mouth of the creek at Carpinteria State Beach, on State Parks property. The goal of the project is to increase the habitat and ecological value of the mouth of Carpinteria Creek by removing non-native flora and the planting of native flora along the banks. The project will also allow for volunteers and visitors of the Carpinteria State Beach to learn about habitat restoration and the importance of the Carpinteria Creek Watershed.
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Creek Mouth Restoration Project Update
The Carpinteria Creek Mouth is full of growth. The native plants that were planted only a few months ago are showing significant growth. The Coast Sunflowers are currently in bloom and bringing beautiful color to the site. Below are some photos of the sites progress. The project will require some maintenance through the summer, in the form of weeding and watering to insure that the native plants get established. Thank you, to all of the volunteers that have helped with the project. We hope to see you Saturday, May 14th, for our next restoration work day, and for the Carpinteria Creek Watershed Coalition's 10 year celebration.
Creek Mouth Restoration Event and CCWC 10 Year Celebration!
Please join us for our next restoration work day on Saturday, May 14th. The event will coincide with a celebration of the Carpinteria Creek Watershed Coalition's 10 year anniversary. We will be focusing our efforts on the removal of non natives from the site. We will meet from 9 -12pm, at the creek mouth with in Carpinteria State Beach. Please wear appropriate attire and remember to pack sunscreen and water. Please stay for the celebration which will be held in the grass lawn area adjacent to the creek mouth, from 1pm-4pm. Please contact us with any questions or if you are interested in attending.
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