Our Mission:
"...is to restore and enhance San Leandro Creek, to increase its potential as a visual and recreational amenity, to preserve its cultural and natural history and to make San Leandro Creek an economically attractive resource, and to promote a healthy environment for its native flora and fauna."
Watershed Wildlife Watch:
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A female Mallard duck is just one of the many animals that can be found in the creek.. |
We want to know about your wildlife sightings in the San Leandro Creek watershed. Whether you're hiking in the upper watershed in the Oakland Hills, at a city park along the creek, or strolling at Arrowhead Marsh, let us know what wildlife you're seeing in the air, the water, or on land by emailing Watershed Awareness Coordinator Laurey Hemenway at laureyh@fslc.org.
Become a member!
Sign up for a one year FSLC Membership.
Download the form here.
Teachers:
We offer free field trips, in-class presentations and other exciting learning opportunities for your students! Please add your contact information to our data base now. Click here to contact the Watershed Awareness Coordinator to learn more about our education programs.
Upcoming Events:
Coastal Cleanup Day
Creek Cleanup at Root Park. Saturday September 19, 2009. 9:30am-12:30pm.
Please click here for more details
Our next member meeting will be Tuesday August 11 , 2009. More information to come about topics and speaker.
Other Upcoming Events
Newsletter!
Current Newsletter (Summer 2009)
Thank You!
Thanks for another great Watershed Festival! This year's festival on April 25 was another wonderful afternoon of beautiful weather, entertainment and information. Thank you to the Hayward Shoreline Interpretive Center, StopWaste.Org, Alameda County Industries, and California Jewels for their participation, and San Leandro Environmental Services for their ever-popular e-waste collection. Thanks also to Andrew Storar and the Bancroft Middle School Jazz Band for their energetic performance and the San Leandro 4-H Club for their skit about the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. See you all at next year's festival!