Let's Restore the Arroyo Seco - Hybrid Program

Pasadena has a historic opportunity to restore ecosystem health to the Arroyo Seco by bringing a forgotten stream back to life: Seco Creek, which flows through Brookside Park just below the Rose Bowl. For thousands of years this stream supported birds, fish, insects, and native plants. Now the City of Pasadena is planning to use it to recharge groundwater beneath the Brookside Park parking lot. Wouldn't it be far better to reconnect some of the stream flow to the Arroyo Seco stream and restore wetlands at the confluence?
Our presenter will be Tim Brick, Executive Director of the Stewards of the Arroyo Seco and a former chair of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. Over his long career in public service, Tim focused on water resource management and environmental stewardship.

Program begins at 7:30; join us for socializing 7:00 - 7:30.

Can't be there in person? You can also attend on Zoom. To get the link, please register separately on the Sierra Club website *before 12 noon on May 20*: https://act.sierraclub.org/events/details?formcampaignid=701Po00001fgv9qIAA .

Signup Restrictions: If you are feeling sick or have been exposed to someone who has recently (within the past 10 days) been sick from or tested positive for COVID-19, please do not attend in person.

Organizers:
William Joyce, bill@rollingtherock.com, (909) 596-6280
Erik Peterson, epetersoneditor@gmail.com, (626) 833-4818

This program -- and many more -- are also posted on the Sierra Club website, so we always have more attendees than shown on Meetup! https://www.sierraclub.org/angeles/outings-events-schedule-activities