We’re looking for volunteers to join Rivers & Lands Conservancy staff on Saturday, May 23rd to help water and care for the young oak seedlings planted at our Cienega Canyon Preserve, located in the City of Calimesa! 🌱
Did you know oaks are among the most important plants for local wildlife? Unfortunately, however, oak trees at Cienega Canyon Preserve face many challenges, including drought, pests, and disease. To meet these challenges, we’re working with local community partners, students, and volunteers to restore oak woodland habitat for the many types of animals that call Cienega Canyon Preserve home.
Participating volunteers will assist with hand watering, mulching, and weeding oak planting sites. The event requires hand carrying water jugs, using hand tools such as shovels, and walking approximately 2-3 miles over uneven, dirt terrain for the duration of the event.
Volunteers must register ahead of time. For more event details and to register, click here. Questions? Reach out to Angie at aleon@riversandlands.org. Space is limited, so save your spot today!
Many thanks to our project funders at Inland Empire Resource Conservation District for supporting our efforts to restore oak woodland habitat at Cienega Canyon Preserve. 
