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Events

Upcoming Events:

DCC and the City of Roseville are hosting a Volunteer Cleanup on April 27, 2019 from 9 am til noon.

We are looking for volunteers to cleanup the trail/-creek/riparian corridor along Mahany Park. For more information and to register click the following link:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/adopt-a-creek-volunteer-event-with-dry-creek-conservancy-and-city-of-roseville-tickets-59867156276 

Past events:

The California Naturalist Course Hosted by Dry Creek Conservancy planned for April is rescheduled for September 5th through October 24th 2018.  


Registration is now open through Eventbrite.  Click here for registration information.

Course Flier DCC 2018 Fall


About the Course:

The California Naturalist Program seeks to foster a committed corps of volunteer naturalists and citizen scientists trained and ready to take an active role in natural resource conservation, education, and restoration. The California Naturalist course by Dry Creek Conservancy will introduce you to the wonders of our local ecology and engage you in the stewardship of California’s natural communities. The course will combine a junior college level introductory science course curriculum with guest lecturers, field trips, and project based learning to immerse you in the natural world of California with a focus on the American River Basin Watershed.

Upon fulfilling graduation requirements and volunteer service, participants become certified as California Naturalists and are eligible for an optional four UC Davis Extension Academic Credits for an additional fee paid directly to UC Davis.


The number of registered participants is capped at 25. Registration fees are tiered ranging from is $300.00 to $350.00 plus fees  and will be open through EventBrite or they can be paid via check to avoid fees. Current and recent students may be eligible for a reduced registration fee or scholarship based on need.

 

For questions please contact Christine Flowers (christine at cfenviro.com) or Gregg Bates (dcc at surewest.net)

The course has been developed with support through a grant from the City of Roseville.