Join us for a Resilience Work Session as a part of the monthly Climate Resilience Project.

Resilience Work Sessions are hands-on workshops to develop skills related to personal and community climate resilience. This month we will meet on-site to learn about the 3 principles of fire adapted communities and how work like the Watershed Protection Project are protecting the health of our forest with Neil Chapman, Wildland Forest Health Specialist. Wear sturdy shoes and be sure to bring water!

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LOCATION INSTRUCTIONS:

Meet at the FS 515 Gate on N Westridge RD at 10:45 for a ~.75 mile walk to the meeting location or go directly to the meeting location. Click the linked text for exact coordinates or follow the directions below. Maps are available at the Downtown Library Information Desk.

Directions:

Navigate to Kinlani Rd (North West of Thorpe Park).

Turn right from Kinlani Rd to Curling Smoke Rd. Continue on Curling Smoke Road for 1 mile.

Turn left from Curling Smoke RD to W Hogan Dr. Continue on Hogan Dr. for ~.4 miles.

Turn right from Hogan Dr. to N Westridge Rd. In ~200 ft there will be a gate to FS Road 515. Meet at the gate and walk in with the group, or follow the next direction to go directly to the location.

From the gate at n Westridge Rd, drive ~.8 miles on FS 515 to the roundabout clearing.

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In the months we don't meet for Resilience Work Session, we will meet for Climate Conversations at the library. To learn more about the Climate Resilience Project, visit the program website.

Register below ("Begin Registration" button) for an email update about the program location.