 The School Garden Network (SGN) has been working in partnership with US Fish and Wildlife Service (US F&WS) since 2012 to develop and implement the Schoolyard Habitat Program (SHP) in Sonoma County. We are thrilled to announce a recipient of our 2018 Schoolyard Habitat Grant, Village Charter School. We know they will create a wonderful space for children and wildlife to interact. The Schoolyard Habitat Program helps teachers and students create wildlife habitat at their own schools. A schoolyard habitat project is a naturalized habitat area that is used for classroom field studies and observations. A well-designed project that is integrated into the curriculum will foster long-term ecological stewardship in children of all ages. For more information please visit our Schoolyard Habitat Programs page HERE. 
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 Next Sunday save 20% on everything in the store at Sports Basement in Santa Rosa plus become a Basementeer for FREE. See you there!
 NBCC Garden of Eatin' Novato program has a new garden/program position open at the main Novato school site.
Their Job Posting Follows: Looking for a seasoned gardener, someone that can create bountiful year round organic tasting and teaching gardens. The right person can also help teach gardening to adults and children. This person will have demonstrated skills in running a greenhouse, creating a seasonal crop plan, know how to mitigate bugs and critters, can build a bean pole teepee in a Three sisters garden, do seasonal pruning of bushes and trees, have experience with compost and vermiculture, and the right person brings innovative, sustainable best practices to their work. Must be a team player and work collaboratively. Flexible hours, 25-32 and flexible days starting at $22 an hour depending on experience. Paid sick and vacation days as well as health benefits if you work 32 hours or more per week. Please email your resume to Teresa Fogolini tfogoini@nbcc.net  The Gravenstein Apple Fair will be held once again at Ragle Ranch Park in Sebastopol on Saturday and Sunday, August 11 & 12. The theme this year is "Habitat Renewal & Community Resilience" to honor the rich agricultural history and diverse natural habitats across Sonoma County.
Get your advanced tickets online, here! You may also purchase tickets at a discounted rate at all Copperfield's Books & Oliver's Markets and at Harmony Farm Supply & Nursery in Sebastopol. If you are interested in volunteering, please sign up online here. You'll a receive free weekend admission when you volunteer for 1 shift (~4.5 hours). |
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