Volunteer to Save Rare Beach Dunes in South Bay
Have you ever seen the amazing rare flowers that grow on native sand dunes? That's because there aren't many natural sand dunes left in LA. Do your part to preserve some of LA's natural beauty while getting to know some of your fellow local alumni.
Saturday, March 19th, 2011, 10am-2pm
Corner of Vista Del Mar and Napoleon, Playa Del Rey, CA
March 16th is Invasive Weeds Awareness Day. This weekend, we'll gather again to remove more invasive weeds from the coastal dunes by LAX. Please bring sack lunch for lunch on the beach.
Have you ever seen the amazing rare flowers that grow on native sand dunes? That's because there aren't many natural sand dunes left in LA. Help remove invasive weeds from a rare beach dune trail located between Dockweiler State Beach and LAX. Enjoy a striking view of the ocean, fresh air, and an occassional take-off. Please bring your own gloves and hand tools (if you have them), water, sunblock, hat, and earplugs (if you have sensitive ears). Healthy snacks and drinks, and extra gloves and hand tools will be provided. We're going to do this throughout the year, so come out and get to know your local alum, friends and family. Pets and small children must stay on the trail.
Cost: $5 Members, $8 Non-Members
Contact: Peggy Nguyen, peggynguyen@hotmail.com, 310-617-7436
Register here!!