You are invited to join us for an exciting and informative evening as our guests represent the Laguna Canyon Foundation, one of the premier environmental organizations of South County. After 25 years of active stewardship for wild and open spaces in our ever more crowded region, these very spaces are under renewed assault. The Army Corps of Engineers wants to dig up Aliso Creek throughout its course in the Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Parks, and CalTrans wants to widen SR133 (Laguna Canyon Road), in the process destroying valuable habitat in Laguna Canyon. The Laguna Canyon Foundation is fighting both projects and needs our help.
We will also learn about some truly positive developments: the anticipated completion of the visitor center at the main entrance of Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Parks, the opening of the Foundation’s new headquarters, and its efforts to maintain native habitats and wildlife, including the wonderful Pacific Pocket Mouse, removal of invasive plants, and myriads of volunteer opportunities.
WHERE: Norman Murray Community and Senior Center
24932 Veterans Way, Mission Viejo, CA
WHEN: 7:00 PM, Tuesday, July 24, 2018
ROOM: Juniper
DIRECTIONS:
Northbound on I-5, exit at La Paz, turn right onto La Paz, cross Marguerite Parkway and proceed over Oso Creek. Turn left onto Veterans Way and drive to the Murray Center Parking lot.
Southbound on I-5, exit at La Paz, turn left onto La Paz, cross Marguerite Parkway and Oso Creek. Turn left onto Veterans Way and drive to the Murray Center Parking Lot
Mike Sappingfield
949-633-6993