Do you know any middle school students in Santa Maria or Guadalupe who would like to attend a
FREE five-day outdoor adventure program this month?
There are still a few spots available!
Central Coast
Youth Environmental Stewardship Program
(CC YES)
Creek Lands Conservation (CLC) has developed a free summer day camp for underserved students that reside in Guadalupe and Santa Maria.
There will be three one-week sessions serving 10 sixth- to eighth-grade students each week.
The five camp days will take place at various locations within San Luis Obispo County. The sessions begin June 10, June 17 and June 24.
The Central Coast Youth Environmental Stewardship Program is five-day outdoor adventure-based, environmental and climate literacy program prioritizing students from under-resourced communities.
Students will visit locations throughout San Luis Obispo County including:
- Downtown San Luis Obispo (Terrace Hill Trail and Cerro San Luis Trail)
- SLO City Farm and Prefumo Creek Trail
- Los Osos Creek Wetlands Preserve
- Montana de Oro
- Morro Bay (estuary, Black Hill, kayaking in the bay)
- Avila Beach and Cal Poly Center for Coastal Marine Sciences Pier
Transportation will be provided. We are looking for a total of 30 students to participate in the program from Guadalupe Union School District and Santa Maria-Bonita School District.
The main objective of CC YES is to help students develop functional ecological stewardship skills, provide environmental and climate education, and create an equitable and sustainable framework for students throughout the Central Coast region. This is a great opportunity to expose middle school students to Career Technical Education pathways before they are in high school.
For more information, please contact Nancy Avoce at [email protected] or Danielle Narzisi at [email protected].
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Join us for a fun, inspiring dinner to recognize outstanding individuals and organizations!
Santa Barbara County Action Network recognizes individuals, businesses and organizations that work selflessly to protect our environment and the rights of our county’s residents. These awards bring attention to this good work and help raise funds we need to keep doing our part.
Join us to recognize:
If you'd like to volunteer or would like a sliding scale ticket, contact us at [email protected]
Early Sponsors
California Condor
Dick & Marilyn Mazess
UFCW Local 770
Red-tailed Hawk
Allan Hancock College
Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians
Gerry DeWitt
Fund for Santa Barbara
CAUSE
Dick Flacks
UDW - AFSCME Local 3930
California Quail
Coasthills Credit Union
Cliff Solomon & Pam Gates
McCune Foundation
Kathy Sharum & David Dennis
Virginia Perry Souza
The Land Trust for Santa Barbara County
SEIU Local 721
Anna's Hummingbird
Marc Chytilo & Nancy Weiss
Mary Rose & Associates
Janet Blevins & Gary Smith
Supervisor Das Williams
Assemblymember Gregg Hart
Supervisor Laura Capps
Santa Barbara Foundation
Democratic Club of Santa Maria Valley
Santa Maria-Lompoc Branch of NAACP
Lisa Thornhill
Will you join with our Early Sponsors to recognize the outstanding work of these individuals and organizations?
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