Tierra y Arboles: El futuro es nuestro is an environmental education workshop developed by New Earth Regeneration Initiative (NERI) that explores the essential relationship between healthy soils, trees, and resilient communities. 

Participants will learn the fundamentals of soil health, the role of organic matter and soil organisms in creating living soils, and how healthy soils support stronger trees, conserve water, store carbon, and help address climate change. The workshop also highlights the importance of native trees, urban forests, and community participation in restoring ecosystems and creating healthier neighborhoods. 

Through engaging discussions and hands on activities participants will discover how small actions such as properly managing organic waste, improving soil quality, and planting trees can contribute to a more sustainable future. 

The Resource Conservation District of the Santa Monica Mountains needs your help to care for the fire impacted oak trees of Trippet Ranch in Topanga State Park.

During this event volunteers will help the RCDSMM care for our local oak woodland by watering, weeding, and mulching oak trees as well as potentially planting new acorns to replace those trees that may have died. Volunteers will also collect meaningful data to aid in an ongoing reforestation project the RCDSMM has been conducting since 2018. Please wear clothes you are willing to get dirty as well as durable shoes. Be sure to bring a sun hat, layers and drinking water.

We will be meeting in the parking lot of Trippet Ranch located in Topanga State Park. Carpooling to this event is encouraged as parking is limited!

Be aware during this event we will be asking volunteers to hike roughly 0.5-2 miles to access planting sites and the terrain is uneven and may require off-trail trekking.

We look forward to your help in our efforts to reforest and heal the wildlands of the Santa Monica Mountains in the wake of destruction from the Palisades Fire.

Join Conservation Opportunity, Inc. for our final workshop of the year at the beautiful Pterocarpus Forest in Humacao! Together, we’ll explore the forest and learn how to use the Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities app to record and monitor trees — helping track the health of our forests across Puerto Rico. This hands-on activity is a great way to connect with nature, practice observation skills, and contribute to local conservation efforts. We’ll also welcome guest speaker from the World Parrot Trust, foundation who will share insights about the iconic Puerto Rican Parrot and its role in our ecosystems.

We have limited spaces, make sure you register to save your spot!

Come celebrate Latino Conservation Week with an outdoor adventure! Join us at Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center for a bird hike in Spanish with Northern VA Bird Alliance, dip netting in the pond to look for critters, and crafts.

Come celebrate Latino Conservation Week with an outdoor adventure.  Join us at picturesque Leesylvania State Park in Shelter 4 for crafts, a bird hike, an invasive plant pull, and lots of conservation information.  

Join Sea Turtle Inc., Hispanic Access Foundation, and Iglesia Rios de Agua Viva for our community beach cleanup on Thursday, September 18th from 5 pm to 7 pm! 

In honor of Latino Conservation Week, we are coming together to make a real difference for our coast and the incredible sea turtles that call it home. 

Where to meet: 21040 Ocean Blvd., South Padre Island, TX

Register here to secure your spot and help us make a lasting impact!: https://bit.ly/LCWOTX25

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Acompaña Sea Turtle Inc., Hispanic Access Foundation y la Iglesia Rios de Agua Viva para nuestra limpieza comunitaria de la playa el jueves, 18 de septiembre, de 5 pm a 7 pm!

En honor a la Semana de la Conservación Latina, nos unimos para hacer una verdadera diferencia en nuestra costa y para las increíbles tortugas marinas que la llaman hogar. 

Punto de encuentro: 21040 Ocean Blvd., South Padre Island, TX

Regístrate para asegurar tu lugar y ayúdanos a lograr un impacto duradero!: https://bit.ly/LCWOTX25  

In honor of Latino Conservation week, the City of Boise Parks & Rec and Public Works Departments are pleased to host a family-friendly guided bilingual walk through the new The WaterShed Climate + Water Center exhibit hall at 11am. There will be snacks, local partners tabling, and a proclamation read by Council Member Jordan Morales at 10:30am. Come join us to kick-off a week of exciting opportunities and celebration!

Event Schedule:

• From 10:00am to 12:00pm, there will be different activities from LCW partner organizations.
• 10:30am - LCW Proclamation Reading from Council Member Jordan Morales and light refreshments in the Classroom.
• 10:45am - Performance by Ballet Folklorico Mexico Lindo
• 11am to 12:00pm - Bilingual WaterShed Tour
  • Registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bilingual-watershed-exhibit-hall-tour-tickets-1602544897929?aff=oddtdtcreator 

Bilingual Storybook Trail
Sendero para la Lectura de Cuentos Infantiles Bilingües
Starting September 6th/ A partir del 6 de septiembre

Celebrate Latino Conservation Week with a storybook trail that follows three friends as they help a clumsy groundhog, and navigate the hazards along the way. Enjoy the book and a hike!
Celebra la Semana de la Conservación Latina con un sendero de cuentos que sigue a tres amigos mientras ayudan a una marmota torpe y sortean los peligros del camino. ¡Disfruta del libro y de la caminata!

FREE, no registration!
Sign a log book at the end so we know who participates.
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Actividad GRATUITA. ¡No
necesitas registrarte!
Firma el libro de registro al final de tu recorrido, para conocer quién participó.
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Start at Fuller Lake and follow the Hiker Biker Trail to Swamp Trail, on the right side. Take the loop and walk back.
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Comienza tu recorrido en
“Fuller Lake”, toma el sendero “Hiker Biker Trail” hacia “Swamp Trail”, por la derecha. Camina por el
circuito y regresa a tu punto de partida. 

Celebrate the start of Houston Bird Week with community partners through nature games, crafts, dance performances and much more. We will also be celebrating Latino Conservation Week and Hispanic Heritage Month. Bring your family, friends and neighbors to this FREE and memorable event. Remember to bring your reusable water bottle!

¡Disfrutemos la naturaleza y aprendamos cómo bajar nuestra huella de carbono! ¡Ven, socializa y aprende a cuidar de nuestro medio ambiente y reducir la exposición a la polución y contaminantes que perjudican tu salud!

Lugar: 25, Burrows Rd. Madison WI 53704

Hora: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Participantes Recibiran Filtros De Agua

Gratis- Uno Por Familia Hasta Que Se Agoten

Registrate En Info@Wisconsinecolatinos.org