Commons Governance Work Group

Our Mission:   We seek to assist in the creation of an integral model of co-governance that can be applied both within existing and emergent commons in various developmental stages and contexts.     The Commons Defined: We understand the commons to be a sphere of life that is distinct, both from the public sphere of government provision and distribution, a ...learn more

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Once Upon a Wetland

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Activities: Educational
 
We Speak: English
 
Website: http://oakgroveschool.com/teac...
 
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Contact Name: Sara Benjamin
 
Contact Email: benjamin_sara [at] yahoo.com
 
Phone: 8058951241
 
Address: Ojai, California 93023
United States
 
Local Time: Sun Nov 22 10:22:20
 

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"Once Upon a Wetland…” is a project of Oak Grove School in partnership with the Ojai Valley Land Conservancy, Meiners Oaks Elementary School, and Nordhoff High School. Our goal is to connect these students with their own backyard, their home, their place-- in other words, their watershed-- by engaging them in the restoration and stewardship of the historic wetland located on the Ojai Meadow Preserve, a 58-acre open space directly adjacent to all three schools.


Students of all grade levels are working to restore native plant communities out on the meadow by propagating and planting native plants, as well as removing invasive weeds. Students are also helping out with authentic scientific monitoring and other stewardship activities including: water quality monitoring, soil sampling and testing, wildlife surveys, plant success rate monitoring, litter removal, etc.

In the process of caring for our wetland, students are also learning about the importance and value of a healthy watershed community, with emphasis on the intrinsic ecological relationships of all things within the watershed and the direct connection of our Ventura River Watershed to the local ocean environment.


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