[Bgsa] Fwd: 23rd Coastal Clean up Day

[Ian King]

Hi all,
  Sorry for the short notice. There will be a clean-up of the Bolsa  
Chica wetlands at Huntington Beach this coming Saturday, as part of  
the California Coastal Clean-Up. I'll be leaving at 7am Saturday  
morning and could take two other people. Just let me know if you're  
interested. If I hear from more than two of you, we can try to  
arrange car-pooling.
       Ian

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> From: grace at bolsachica.org
> Date: August 31, 2007 9:18:42 PM PDT
> To: info at bolsachica.org
> Subject: 23rd Coastal Clean up Day
>
> Greetings everyone!
>
> It is that time of year again!  The annual coastal cleanup day,  
> which is a worldwide effort to care for our coastal resources, is  
> once again upon us!  At the Bolsa Chica Wetlands, the Bolsa Chica  
> Conservancy
> and the Amigos de Bolsa Chica partner with the California  
> Department of Fish and Game to remove trash, debris and non-native  
> plants from the wetlands to help preserve it.
>
> Once again, we would like to acknowledge and thank Sempra Energy as  
> our site sponsor.   We will also be receiving help by way of  
> volunteers and staff support from REI, Simple  Green, Shimano and  
> SCORE!  Thank you for all your generosity.
>
> When:  September 15, 2007
> Where: Bolsa Chica Wetlands
> It is the biggest volunteer day at Bolsa Chica, so we can use your  
> help!  Please find below details of the day's events and a list of  
> help we need.
>
> As in prior years, the Bolsa Chica Conservancy will be running  
> cleanup efforts from the north lot and the Amigos de Bolsa Chica  
> from the south lot.  Jim Robins of the Amigos  will be the leader  
> of the south lot operations.   From the north lot, here are the  
> activities that the Conservancy will be
> running:
>
> 7:00 A.M.  OUTER BOLSA BAY BLUFFS CLEANUPThe Conservancy will be  
> running an early morning cleanup to remove trash and debris that  
> have been
> trapped by mud and vegetation that we could not access during  
> breeding  season along the bluffs of Outer Bolsa Bay.  Now that  
> breeding season is over, we have  permission once again to remove  
> trash from this section of the wetlands.  The tide peaks later that  
> morning, so we want to be able to to collect trash while the tide  
> is low earlier that day. Please RSVP if you are coming at 7 a.m. so  
> we have enough crew leaders and tools.
>
> 8:00 A.M. TO NOONVarious teams will be deploy in and around the  
> wetlands to remove trash and
> non-native plants.
>
> Please let me know if you would like to volunteer for any of the  
> following:
>
> Registration - Need 3 volunteers to manage registration tables  
> (SCORE! will help)
> Children's Activity Station - SCORE! will manage
> Parking Attendants - Need 2 (1 at north lot entrance and 1 at Yacht  
> Club lot entrance)
> Food Attendants - Need 2 Set up and organize refreshments, pick up  
> supplies and donations**
> **Coffee from Starbucks will need to be picked up at 6:30 a.m.
> Van Driver - Need 1 to shuttle volunteers from north lot to work sites
> Dumpster Monitors - Need 2 to support and assist unloading removed  
> debris
> from dumptrucks and pick ups from work sites
> Crew Leaders - Need 10 to supervise work crews of 10-12
> Trucks - If you have a truck and are willing to transport removed  
> debris and non-native plants
> from work sites, we could also use your help!
>
> Refreshments, gloves and bags will be provided.   To expedite the  
> registration process, kindly complete the attached waiver and bring  
> it with you at registration.
>
> Thanks and I look forward to hearing back from you!
>
> Remember TRASH IS NON-NATIVE and NON-NATIVE IS TRASH!  We can use  
> your help!
> Grace Adams
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