Capitol Land Trust has several upcoming habitat restoration work
parties and our monthly speaker series continues in November with the
Sustainable Prisons Project and all about bats in December. More details
below.

Habitat Restoration Work Parties
Capitol Land Trust invites you to join us for a volunteer stewardship event
at one of our conservation properties! Capitol Land Trust provides tools,
gloves, water and snacks. Please bring sturdy, waterproof shoes, rain gear,
and cold weather clothes. If you have tools and gloves of your own we invite
you to bring them as well. Students under 18 must have their parent or
guardian sign a waiver form to participate. Please contact Rony Thi, our
Stewardship Coordinator, to RSVP and obtain specific details for an event.
You can reach her at rony@capitollandtrust.org or (360) 943-3012.

WHAT: Eld Inlet Estuary Restoration Work Party
WHEN: Sat. Nov. 5, 2011, 10 AM to 2 PMWHERE: Randall Preserve, Olympia

WHAT: Eld Inlet Estuary Restoration Work PartyWHEN: Sat. Nov. 19, 2011, 10
AM to 2 PMWHERE: Randall Preserve, Olympia

WHAT: Allison Springs Estuary Restoration Work PartyWHEN: Sat. Dec. 3, 2011,
10 AM to 2 PMWHERE: Allison Springs, Olympia
WHAT: Eld Inlet Estuary Restoration Work PartyWHEN: Sat. Dec. 10, 2011, 10
AM to 2 PMWHERE: Randall Preserve, Olympia
Adventure & Conservation Speaker Series: Linking Incarceration with
Sustainability, Conservation and Restoration
Kelli Bush of the Sustainable Prisons Project will be speaking about this
unique collaboration between The Evergreen State College and the Washington
Department of Corrections. The mission of the Sustainable Prisons Project is
to bring science and nature into prisons. Kelli will talk about how they
collaborate with scientists, conservation groups, students, prisons and
incarcerated individuals to benefit both people and ecosystems through
endangered species recovery and habitat restoration programs.

Tuesday November 15, 2011
7:00 to 8:15 PM
REI Olympia
625 Black Lake Blvd. #410
Olympia, WA 98502

Register online at: http://www.rei.com/event/31461/session/39296 or by
sending an email to Kathleen Ackley at kathleen@capitollandtrust.org or
calling (360) 943-3012.

Adventure & Conservation Speaker Series: Fly by Night
John Fleckenstein, a zoologist with WA Dept. of Natural Resources, will talk
about bats. More than 900 species of bats are known around the world, but
none are as cool as the bats you can watch in your own backyard. John has
given many public tours and talks about bats, not to mention spending plenty
of time in the field researching them.

Tuesday December 13, 2011
7:00 to 8:15 PM
REI Olympia
625 Black Lake Blvd. #410
Olympia, WA 98502

Register online at: http://www.rei.com/event/32163/session/40074 or by
sending an email to Kathleen Ackley at kathleen@capitollandtrust.org or
calling (360) 943-3012.