DAVIS VETERANS MEMORIAL THEATRE. The Climate Restorers is a global documentary series with 4 episodes exploring the urgency of climate and ecosystem restoration, where we are now and where we need to be. Screening Part 1, a one-hour film, and a short trailer for Part 2 followed by a town-hall-style discussion with the Director and Producer. 5p—7:30p. Free, donations accepted
In the midst of a global biodiversity crisis, the Earth BioGenome Project began sequencing and cataloging the genomes of all known plant, animal and certain microbal species – 1.8 million! Learn the status of this extraodinary venture from co-founder, UCD emeritus professor Harris Lewin. Presented by Osher Lifelong Learning Institute in person and live via
JOB LISTING: Putah Creek Council’s OneCreek Seasonal Tech Program
BRUNELLE PERFORMANCE HALL. The Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival is an international film competition and annual presentation of films and documentaries about mountain culture, sports, environment and adventure & exploration. 6:30p—10p. Free
MACE RANCH PARK. Work alongside your neighbors to care for young trees. Participants will weed, mulch and make minor stake adjustments. BYO water, snacks & sun protection. 9:30a—12p. Free
The public is welcome to shop the UC Davis campus’s one-acre nursery for an incredible selection of Arboretum All-Stars, California natives, and thousands of other attractive, low-water plants perfect for our region. Campus Location: Arboretum Teaching Nursery Location of Event: UC Davis Campus Price: Free Email: arboretum@ucdavis.edu Phone: 916-752-4880 Presented by: UC Davis Arboretum and
Sign up to plant young trees around Evenstar Lane from 9a–12p. Bring your own closed-toe boots, gloves, water, snacks, and sun protection.
Event: Join us as we plant understory plants in the Dogs and Philosophers Grove at the Tree Davis Memorial Grove. We will be digging holes, planting drought-tolerant plants, and spreading mulch. Parking: Please park on White Sands Ln or Pinnacles Pl. We will meet in the grassy area in the center of the grove. The
Event: Help us plant trees at Slide Hill Park! We will be digging tree holes, planting trees, and pounding support stakes. Parking: Parking is available on Tulip Ln and Layton Dr. We will meet in the grassy field near the baseball diamond on the south side of the park. Coordinates are 38.560049, -121.716528. Safety: All
Event: Join us as we plant young trees around Oxford Circle Park. We will be digging tree holes, planting trees, and pounding support stakes. Parking: Please park on Wake Forest Dr or Oxford Cir. We will meet in the grassy area in the center of the park. The coordinates are 38.547521, -121.765319. Safety: All volunteers
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