Stewardship

Snowy Owl
SCV Green is partnering with the Community Hiking Club in the following stewardship activities:
- Native Garden Maintenance
- Reforestation of the San Bernardino and the Angeles National Forest (Tree Planting)
- Condor Micro-trash Clean Ups
- Litter Clean Ups and Removals
- Graffiti Removals
- Tamarisk Removals
- Trail Maintenance
To volunteer or for more information, visit the website, or email Dianne.

Reforestation
If you cannot participate in these activities as scheduled, you can be a good steward of your own land, even a tiny back yard. You can:
- Pick up after your pets, because your pet waste impacts water quality.
- Landscape with Native Plant species to save water.
- Don’t plant non-native invasive plants because they can spread into the native habitat.
- Use compost and organic soil amendments to eliminate the need for chemicals.
- Practice water conservation at every opportunity. Use less water from your tap, and use sources such as rainwater for watering your house plants!
- Wash your car on a permeable surface to prevent soap and hydrocarbons from ending up in the storm drain.
- Eliminate the use of pesticides because they can impact aquatic and non-aquatic organisms as well as contaminate drinking water supplies.
- Keep septic systems operating correctly and inspected annually to prevent them from contaminating groundwater.
- Teach your children to be stewards of the land.