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Watsonville Wetlands Watch
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With the beginning of the school year, we have three new cohorts of Wetland Stewards interns from Pajaro Valley High School taking action on behalf of our local wetlands, watersheds, and environment. Our interns completed their summer training session, to prepare them to teach PVUSD elementary and middle school students about our wetlands and how to care for them. In addition to learning content knowledge and inquiry-based educational methods from Education Specialists Rodrigo Garcia and Geniva Aguayo, they also received training in communications, interpretation, and classroom management, so that they can be effective in leading their groups through hands-on activities and field trips.
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Center For Biological Diversity
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We’re celebrating a surprising milestone in the fight for Oak Flat, public lands in Arizona sacred to Indigenous peoples and habitat for species like endangered ocelots and Arizona hedgehog cacti. Hours before a devastating land swap would’ve moved forward, on Monday the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued an emergency injunction blocking the Trump administration from handing Oak Flat over to an international mining conglomerate while three lawsuits proceed — one by the Center for Biological Diversity and other groups, one by the San Carlos Apache Tribe, and a third by Apache women. “Everyone who loves Oak Flat can exhale for now,” said the Center’s Russ McSpadden. “But the battle over this extraordinary place is far from over. Resolution Copper will continue to try to get approval toextract ore from beneath 2,200 acres of forest and wetlands.
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