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August 2010

Great Blue Heron

How Are We Doing?
WWW Annual Picnic
New Board Members
Birding Basics Course
Brown Bag Birding
Bear Talk
Birds of the Sloughs
Monterey Bay Birding Festival
Photographing Wild Birds
Creative Art Journaling
Bird-Themed Art Exhibition

July 2010

Wetland Steward with stuffed animal

WWW Picnic on July 11th
New Business Outreach Committee Seeks Members
Wetland Stewards Have Fun, Learn, and Teach
Wetlands Education for 1,500
Expert Explains the Grid
Students Restore West Struve Slough
Partnerships Enhance Water Quality Monitoring
Kayaking for Kids
Wetlands Alive! Tours
Help Us Get More Citizens to Protect our Environment

June 2010

Rainbow Over Slough

Become a “Prosumer”
Scholarship Awarded
Wetlands Alive! Tours Continue
Project Tierra: Student Plant Monitoring
WWW Picnic, July 11th
New Sign Dedicated
Support Our Work

May 2010

Rainbow Over Slough

April 2010

Rainbow Over Slough

March 2010

Burrowing Owl
Intro to Birding Class
Community Musical Planting Event
Wetlands Alive!...Tours Start Up
Water Supply Issues
“Caring for Wetlands—An Answer to Climate Change”
World Wetlands Day at PV High
Second Graders Help, Too!.
You Can Help

February 2010

red-tailed hawk
World Wetlands Day
Docent Training Begins Feb. 24th
Intro to Birding Class
PVHS Student in Antarctica
Molly Underwood Joins WWW Staff.
WWW Staff Provides Educational Opportunities
WERC Greenhouse
Frog Breeding on SCLT Properties
You Can Help

January 2010

Sheep Graze at Dept. of Fish & Game Reserve
Intro to Birding Class
Reptiles and Amphibians Talk
Watch Awarded New Trails Contract with City
2010 Docent Training Program
Last Mile of Watsonville Slough
Grazing at DFG Property
Teachers Trained to Monitor Wetlands
Restoration Pays
You Can Help

December 2009

Docent Training Water Testing in Lab
The Watch Makes an Altar
Wetland Stewards Search the Heavens
Back to School Brunch
Docents Learn of Changing Sloughs
2010 Docent Training Program
Docent Extraordinaire
Flood Control a Hot Topic
You Can Help

October 2009

City of Watsonville Trails
Watch Wins Blue Ribbon
Volunteer Spotlight
New Trail Contract with City
New Grants
You Can Help

September 2009

Northern Harrier
Grassland Restoration
Digital Nature Photography Workshop
Biodiversity Monitoring Program
Wetlands Alive! Tours
Ashley Ciglar
Restoration Saturday
Strawberry Festival
Pacific Garbage Patch
Northern Harriers

August 2009

Night Heron

The Watch — Summer 2009

California Red-Legged Frog
Red Legs and All
From the Executive Director
Mary Paul
Farewell to Catherine Hatch
New Maps
Wetland Stewards Year
Wetlands Alive! Tours
New Grants Received
Docent Class of 2009
Get Involved & Meet Others!