Be part of the fun! Free family event with over 65 exhibitors with nutrition and health information, including the Watershed Watch!
This free, family friendly event will mark the 30th year the National Arbor Day Foundation presents the City of Santa Clara with a Tree City USA award, and features festivities to promote environmental education for a healthy lifestyle and a healthy planet. Watershed Watch will be there, and so will ZunZun!
Join the Watershed Watch for this free event! Explore innovations in sustainability and local programs that protect the environment.
Learn how to:
To sign up, please visit: www.bawsca.org/conserve/programs/classes
Provided by San Jose Municipal Water System (SJMWS) and Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation Agency (BAWSCA).
This scare-free annual event has become a beloved tradition, with trick-or-treating, family-friendly activities, and arts and crafts. Trick-or-treating stations will be set up at the historic homes in History Park. Put on your costumes and come see the Watershed Watch for treats!
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Join the Watershed Watch at Pumpkins in the Park for a day of environmental education and fun, including entertainment and activities for kids. Pumpkins in the Park annual harvest fair is a great way for families to enjoy Guadalupe River Park (yes, there’s a river right in the middle of downtown San Jose!) and celebrate the fall season. For details visit www.grpg.org.
We’re Looking for Helping Hands to Knock Out Litter in Sunnyvale!
Join Sunnyvale PAL Boxing Club members and their families to Knock Out Litter at one the three locations listed.
Check-in locations: San Miguel and Bishop Elementary Schools and Gateway Neighborhood Center.
**Meet back at the Gateway Neighborhood Center (477 N. Mathilda Ave) at 11:30 am for a celebration and Ice Cream Social hosted by the Sunnyvale Elks Lodge.
To register or receive further information, call (408) 730-7717 or e-mail
Don’t let LITTER trash YOUR community!
Thermometer Exchange Info: The first 100 individuals who bring in their mercury thermometers will receive a free, solar digital fever thermometer in exchange (limited to one (1) per household). To avoid breakage and contamination, mercury fever thermometers MUST be contained in an unbreakable, closed container – the original case, a plastic toothbrush holder, or a soda/water bottle with a screw-on cap. As a second measure of protection, the closed container must be placed in a plastic zip-locked bag. Other mercury-containing products will not be accepted at this event.
MedDrop Info: Residents can bring their unneeded prescription and over-the-counter medications, ointments and creams for proper disposal. Pill containers are not accepted, please place all pills in a sealed zip-locked bag, and remove all personal information from ointments, liquids, and creams This program does not collect vitamins, sharps, medical equipment, or personal hygiene items.
For additional information, call (408) 730-7717 or email .
